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Reuters Microsoft is working to improve infrastructure capacity to support traffic in regions coming back online following an outage. "We're applying infrastructure capacity improvement where possible to help support traffic in regions coming online ," the company said in an update. The outage reportedly affected tens of thousands of users, with businesses and organisations facing connectivity issues and difficulties accessing workplace applications. The disruption affected several Microsoft 365 services, which are widely used by businesses for email, workplace communication, file sharing and collaboration. According to outage-monitoring platform Downdetector, reports of problems with Outlook peaked at nearly 140,000 globally around 18:00 GMT on Thursday. Live Events In its latest update, Microsoft said, "We're applying infrastructure capacity improvement where possible to help support traffic in regions coming online." Add as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel ) Read More News on Microsoft outage Microsoft service disruption infrastructure capacity Microsoft update regions coming online traffic support Microsoft services outage (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel ) Read More News on Microsoft outage Microsoft service disruption infrastructure capacity Microsoft update regions coming online traffic support Microsoft services outage