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• Microsoft 'deeply sorry' for global outage after almost 24 hours of disruption

  The daylong breakdown was triggered by a technical issue during a network capacity upgrade rather than a cyberattack. Operations were halted across corporate, government, and healthcare sectors worldwide, highlighting widespread vulnerability to centralized cloud infrastructure failures. Most services have stabilized following gradual recovery protocols.

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• Microsoft apologizes for the outage, calling it a "technical issue" from a "network capacity upgrade", and says it was "not related to cyber or AI/agents" (@microsoft)

  The technology giant addressed concerns regarding a recent system failure by publicly apologizing to affected users. Officials clarified that the disruption stemmed directly from internal infrastructure adjustments rather than malicious security threats. Furthermore, the company explicitly confirmed that autonomous artificial intelligence tools played no part in the technical breakdown.

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• Meta employees test prediction-market app, WSJ reports

  Staff members across the technology giant have begun engaging with an internal forecasting platform. The initiative signals active interest in exploring crowd-sourced forecasting tools within the company's software ecosystem. Further expansion could influence how corporate insights and collaborative platforms are developed internally.

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