Reporter·NZ Herald·
14 Nov, 2026 02:00 AM4 mins to read
A health check gone wrong that led to Microsoft servers going down like dominoes and then a laborious process to bring services back online – that’s an expert’s explanation for the global tech outage that crippled Kiwi businesses and government agencies.
The outage reportedly hit Microsoft products in 74 countries
Source: New Zealand Herald · Ben Leahy
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