Microsoft Outlook is down
Over the last hour or so, reports have come in from around the world that people can’t access their Outlook email, either through the web or apps.
Read the full story on The Verge.
Over the last hour or so, reports have come in from around the world that people can’t access their Outlook email, either through the web or apps.
Read the full story on The Verge.
Microsoft has confirmed that various M365 services have slowed down as they have been hit by an outage. The company is investigating and has released some preliminary details.
Outlook and Teams are among the platforms impacted by “elevated load” issues.
Halo Studios has announced that the popular co-op Firefight mode is coming to Halo: Campaign Evolved.
With the HomeView set to start arriving to some users in just a matter of hours, Apple has released a new HomeView Software 27.2 update. The software has a build number of 24V526, and it is the second 27.2 update Apple has released for the device.
Microsoft hasn’t yet given a cause for the outage, which is affecting Outlook email users.
Anyone who found the address of a Grok Build app could open more than 35,000 of them, security firm Claroc found in research published on 10 November. Two dozen belonged to staff at SpaceXSI, the company that makes Grok.
Armed with a team of AI agents, Google researcher Pietro Miotti claimed earlier this week to have discovered a potentially unmapped Maya site in Mexico. There was just one problem: The site had already been discovered and was published in an academic journal last year.
I had other things to do today, but Alex Karp’s pathetic attempt to pivot back to the left gave me no choice but to put them on hold.
I was certain, until the story of Jensen Huang’s second affair hit, that Huang was bulletproof. After all, why wouldn’t he be? He’s placed himself indispensably at the center of the AI industry and famously had no succession plan at Nvidia. In fact, he’s the only CEO Nvidia has ever had.
The Cybertruck is heading to that shiny cyber-dumpster in the sky, leaving the folks who built online identities around Elon Musk’s polarizing pickup feeling bereft. Usually, Musk’s fanbase treads lightly around their idol’s mercurial decisions.
65 active sources
20 Turkish · 45 English
All sources