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⚡️ Microsoft restores Azure after damage to submarine cables in the Red Sea

Microsoft said that problems with the Azure cloud platform have been fixed after several international submarine cables in the Red Sea were cut.

Previously, users in Europe and Asia faced delays due to interruptions in traffic routing.

The company warned that repairs to the submarine lines could take time, given the difficult situation in the region, where Houthi attacks on ships continue.

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Bloomberg.com Microsoft Says Azure Service Affected by Damaged Red Sea Cables Microsoft Corp. said Saturday it’s no longer detecting issues with its Azure cloud platform after multiple international cables in the Red Sea were cut.
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