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Microsoft said it was "deeply sorry" for a global outage that disrupted its services for almost 24 hours, the BBC reported .
The company has restored services after the outage hit Outlook and Teams in more than 70 countries, MercoPress reported .
The outage hit tens of thousands of users, Al Jazeera reported on November 12 .
The failure took Outlook email and other platforms out of service, BBC Mundo reported .
The disruption lasted almost 24 hours and reached users in more than 70 countries .
What is known is that services are restored, that the outage affected Outlook and Teams, and that tens of thousands of users were hit .
What is not yet known is what caused the outage, which was not stated in the reports available today .
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- MercoPress Single source
- Al Jazeera English Single source
- BBC Mundo Single source
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