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Microsoft Fully Restores Services Globally After Network Capacity Issue

First Detected: Nov 14, 2026, 6:54 AM

Last Update: 33 minutes ago

1 update

Event Summary

On November 14, Microsoft announced that all services for individual and corporate customers had been fully restored after a global outage. The company attributed the disruption to an issue with a network capacity upgrade that affected 72 to 74 countries. Microsoft issued a formal apology for the disruption.

Timeline

Latest developmentabout 13 hours ago

Microsoft Says All Services Are Back Online After Global Outage Reported in 74 Countries

The company said the disruption began with an earlier network-capacity upgrade and affected email, meetings and cloud apps before services were gradually restored.

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Key facts

Microsoft announced that all individual and corporate customer services have been fully restored following a global outage.
The company attributed the disruption to a network capacity upgrade issue that affected 72 to 74 countries.
All individual and corporate customer services have been fully restored following the global outage.
Microsoft identified the cause of the disruption as a network capacity upgrade issue.
The company issued a formal apology for the disruptions which affected between 72 to 74 countries.