// AI news · 2026-11-13 · IT之家
Microsoft VP apologizes for service outages
Microsoft executive Charles Lamanna apologized for widespread outages in Outlook, Exchange Online, and Teams.
Published 2026-11-13 13:21 (Beijing time)Source IT之家Auto-summarised, fact-checked against source
01Summary
The issue initially affected Teams and spread to other Microsoft 365 services. Microsoft acknowledged that initial fixes were ineffective and is now exploring alternative solutions without a clear timeline for full recovery. No signs of malicious activity or cyberattack were found.
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02Key points
- Lamanna apologized for outages in Outlook, Exchange Online, and Teams
- Fault initially impacted Teams and spread to SharePoint Online and Copilot
- Initial fixes failed; alternative solutions are being explored
- No evidence of malicious activity or attack detected
03Source
微软高管回应 Outlook 等服务中断:深感遗憾,正全力修复
IT之家 · published 2026-11-13 13:21 Beijing time
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