Microsoft AI feature investigated by UK watchdog over screenshots

European Commission denies responsibility for massive Microsoft IT outage

Last week's outage caused thousands of flights to be delayed or cancelled, leaving passengers stranded at airports.

Microsoft estimates 8.5mln computers globally affected by Crowdstrike glitch

The glitch was caused by a corrupted update which caused computers running Windows to crash. That caused havoc across much of the world with flights unable to take off or land, some businesses unable to take card payments and hospitals having to cancel operations.

Global IT Outage: CrowdStrike Update Causes Widespread Disruption & BSOD Issues| Oneindia News

A global IT outage caused by a faulty CrowdStrike software update disrupted businesses worldwide on Friday. The glitch affected Microsoft Windows users, causing widespread system crashes known as the "Blue Screen of Death." Airlines, banks, and media outlets faced significant disruptions, with some airports resorting to handwritten boarding passes. CrowdStrike, a major cybersecurity provider serving many Fortune 500 companies, has deployed a fix but warns full recovery may take time. The incident has raised questions about over-reliance on single software providers and the importance of thorough quality checks before updates are released. #GlobalITOutage #CrowdStrikeGlitch #TechDisruption #CyberSecurityFail ~HT.97~PR.282~ED.102~

Microsoft outage grounds flights and disrupts airlines in US: Crazy Timelapse Shows Plane Traffic

Microsoft said that its cloud services outage in the Central US region was resolved after it led to the grounding and cancellation of several flights. Frontier Airlines, Allegiant and SunCountry reported outages that affected operations. Frontier said that it was in the process of resuming normal operations and that the ground stop had been lifted. #flightcancelledduetoitotage #flightdelayedinUS #microsoftotage #oneindia #oneindianews ~HT.178~ED.101~PR.274~GR.344~

Microsoft Global Outage Crisis:Software bug linked to Crowdstrike & Microsoft hits critical services

An update to software from global cyberscurity firm CrowdStrike appeared to be the trigger for Friday's massive computer systems outage, with computers running Microsoft Windows most affected, grounding flights in the United States, derailing television broadcasts in the UK and impacting telecommunications in Australia. #MicrosoftOutage #MicrosoftOutageNews #MicrosoftWindows #cybersecurityconcern #oneindia #oneindianews ~HT.178~ED.102~GR.344~