Kathmandu, November 13
Several Microsoft services faced connectivity problems worldwide on Thursday. Users of the company’s Teams, Outlook, and AI software Copilot reported disruptions.
Microsoft said its technical team is working to restore services to normal. According to the company, the connectivity issue was caused by excessive load on a part of its infrastructure.
Microsoft said the problem was first reported in the United States, but added that it could affect users in any part of the world.
According to Downdetector, a website that monitors outages, complaints about Microsoft services in Britain rose suddenly at around midnight Indian time on Thursday. In the United States, more than 131,000 complaints about Outlook had been registered by 11:45 pm on Thursday.
