On 7 February 2026, one data centre within Microsoft's West US cloud region in California, United States, lost power. According to a post incident report that Microsoft published, an electrical failure in an on-site transformer caused the loss of utility...
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On 20 October 2023 Microsoft detected instability on the utility grid, in the form of voltage sags and swells, at one of its data centres in the AZ-01 Availability Zone of its West Europe region in the Netherlands. The company decided to transfer the load...
Beginning at 22:19 UTC on 15 March 2017, a main breaker tripped in one of the redundant upstream remote power panels serving a storage scale unit in Microsoft Azure's East US region. As load transferred to the remaining power sources, the transfer caused a...
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On Friday 31 March 2017, Microsoft Azure services across Japan were affected for several hours after a failure at the Japan East data centre in Saitama Prefecture, near Tokyo. The facility is managed by a third party. Microsoft's status page said that one...
On 1 January 2014, at about 3pm, the National Park Service data centre in Denver, Colorado, lost utility power and went completely dark. According to a note posted on the agency's website, the outage was caused by an underground cable that had either suffered...
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