Microsoft has warned of a “thermal event” impacting Azure users in its West Europe region, and perhaps elsewhere.

Hours later, numerous Microsoft Azure and end-user-facing services are still down, and it appears they'll be out for hours more.

On Azure’s status page, Microsoft’s messages have linked the outage to an “inadvertent configuration change” and DNS problem.

A global Microsoft Azure outage impacted several core services across the country this morning, including key government, ...

Microsoft confirmed a global Azure outage on October 29 caused by a configuration change error, disrupting major services ...

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Yesterday, Microsoft experienced an outage that affected its Azure and 365 services, leading to disruptions across its global customer base.

This announcement builds upon recent product innovations, including new native integrations between Azure Databricks, Azure AI Foundry and Microsoft Power Platform as well as the upcoming release of ...

Big-data company Databricks Inc. today made its flagship analytics platform available as an integrated service within Microsoft Corp.’s Azure public cloud. The service, called Microsoft Azure ...