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Microsoft struggles to restore services after global outage

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Microsoft says it is still struggling to restore services after a global outage, acknowledging its latest attempted fix is not working as expected. The company has ruled out a cyber-attack, blaming servers that became overwhelmed — but hundreds of millions of users remain affected. The greater parts of Namibia are still offline with pockets around the world, including London among the hardest-hit areas. Will Guyatt has the story.
13 Nov 6AM English Namibia News

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