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Global IT outage: What happened and when will it be…
Cybersecurity giant CrowdStrike confirmed the issue came from a “defect” in a content update for its Microsoft Windows users, resulting in flights being gro
Government holds emergency Cobra meeting after Microsoft outage sparks global…
The 'most serious IT outage the world has ever seen' sparked global chaos today - with planes and trains halted, the NHS disrupted, shops closed, football teams
London cancelled flights list 19 July: Tech issues cause chaos
Airlines around the world have been affected by a mass IT outage on Friday (July 19). On Friday morning, Gatwick airport - the second busiest airport in the UK
Everything we know so far as what has caused global…
IT systems across the globe have been thrown into chaos following a major worldwide network outage.Cyber security firm Crowdstrike has identified an issue with
Sky News taken off air by global IT chaos
Sky News came back on air at about 9am.Other broadcasters around the globe have also been affected by the shutdown, including A
Sky Sports News crashes after global Microsoft tech outage
The company said they are unable to broadcast live due to the technical issueThe global Microsoft systems freeze has grounded flights, hospitals an
Airports, trains and checkouts: Everything affected by global IT outage
The Telegraph has been hit by issues with logging into computer systems and accessing the internet.CBBC has gone down. A blue s
Sky News Falls Off Air, U.S. Flights Grounded Amid Global…
Sky News suffered a major blackout in the UK on Friday morning amid global tech issues linked to Microsoft systems. The Comcast-owned news channel
Microsoft faces UK antitrust probe over Inflection AI ties
U.K. antitrust officials are weighing whether Microsoft’s partnership with Inflection AI and the hiring of former employees pose a
Xbox’s Travel Insights, Southwest’s Critics and Blackstone’s UK Expansion
Skift Take Today's podcast looks at Xbox' lessons for the travel industry, Elliott Investment Management's message for Southwest, and Blackstone's late
UK watchdog decides not to pursue investigation into Microsoft-Mistral deal
The Microsoft Corp. logo. The company is increasing its cybersecurity staff. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg2 min read Last Updated : May 17 2024 | 11
