CrowdStrike Global Outage Resolved with Some Disruptions Lingering
CrowdStrike announces successful restoration of a significant number of the 8.5 million impacted Windows devices after a global outage. Efforts are underway to implement new reboot methods following disruptions in critical services like Delta's crew tracking tool and NHS England.
While Australia anticipates an automatic fix, the British Medical Association warns of delays in resuming normal GP services. Microsoft attributes the incident to a 2009 EU deal, Senator Lummis praises Bitcoin's resilience amidst the chaos, and Delta Airlines addresses customer concerns following the cancellation of over 5,000 flights due to the IT outage.
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