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Microsoft email services gradually recover after worldwide disruption

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Microsoft’s email services were gradually recovering Tuesday after a technical issue disrupted access to Exchange Online and several other Microsoft 365 services worldwide. The US technology company said mailbox connectivity had returned to expected service levels following the deployment of mitigation measures, although work to fully restore search functionality was continuing.

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With Microsoft's e-mail services, the situation is now relaxing again after a large-scale failure. On Monday evening, a massive disruption had paralyzed the mail traffic of millions of users worldwide.

·Vienna, Austria
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Millions of users can't log in to Outlook, send or receive emails for hours. An error in Exchange Online's cloud infrastructure causes interruptions worldwide. Meanwhile, the systems are gradually recovering.

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The U.S. company Microsoft has fixed the massive disruptions to its e-mail services. They are to gradually restart and millions of users worldwide will be available again.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Both corporate customers of the cloud suite and private users of Outlook were temporarily unable to send or receive. The situation is now relaxing.

·Vienna, Austria
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A large-scale failure occurred for several hours in Microsoft (MS)'s enterprise email service “Exchange Online”. According to foreign sources such as Tech Crunch on the 1st, Exchange online users experienced delays and failures in sending and receiving emails, and login errors on the 31st of last month. Problems have also been reported in some tasks, including searching and synchronizing mailboxes, and sending messages. MS processes the authenti…

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Heise broke the news in Germany on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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