After an IT outage that struck Microsoft's global system, Friday, and caused global confusion in airports, banks, and hospitals in the United States and a number of European and Arab countries, the CEO of the "X" platform mocked what was happening.
Billionaire Elon Musk published a post with a laughing face emoji as a comment on a sarcastic post showing blue screens indicating a global malfunction caused by a technical defect in the Microsoft system.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 19, 2024
The post shared by the Tesla owner also shows a man watching while calmly smoking a cigarette, indicating that he represents the X platform that did not reach the fault.
This came after a series of technical problems on Friday stopped the services of airlines, banks, airlines, stock exchanges and television channels from working on a large scale around the world, which began with the disruption of cloud computing services from Microsoft.
Major American airlines ordered the suspension of flights on Friday due to communications problems, and other airlines, media outlets, banks and telecommunications companies around the world reported disruption of operations due to the Internet outage.
On its part, Microsoft announced that it is investigating an issue affecting several Microsoft 365 applications and services.
The company confirmed on its Azure cloud software status report website that at approximately 6 p.m., service disruption occurred for some customers in the central US region, including failures in service management processes, connectivity, or service availability.
It has identified the cause and is working to fix it, stressing that there will be continuous improvement in her services as the transfer of unaffected infrastructure continues.
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