Microsoft’s cloud service is delayed after damage to undersea cables in the Red Sea, which confronts users in parts of Asia, Europe and the Central East with delays and fragmentary compounds.
The tech giant said his Microsoft Azure users can be confronted with increased delays as a result of several submarine fibers in the Red Sea.
Traffic that goes through the center -East, starting in or intended for Asia or Europe, can experience further disruptions, the company said in a health status service program for its Azure platform.
“Undersea fiber reductions can take time to repair, so we continue to balance the routing, re -balance and optimize to reduce the impact on customers in the meantime. We will offer daily updates, or rather if the conditions change,” said Microsoft, “said Microsoft.
As a result of the disruption, Azure-”s world’s second largest cloud provider after the AWS of Amazon forced traffic by alternative paths, which causes higher than normal delays.
