Editor's note: Check out our oft-updated live blog for all new developments about the Microsoft/CrowdStrike outage.
Windows PCs around the entire planet crashed this morning because of a CrowdStrike update glitch. You may have free japanese sex videosheard about it.
But what you may nothave heard about is just how many services have been affected by the biggest global IT outage in years. It's not quite a Y2K level of apocalyptic meltdown, but everything from airline travel to broadcasting, 911 calls, and even surgeries, have been troubled by the CrowdStrike outage.
Here is just a partial list of things that have been brought down by the CrowdStrike glitch.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
Perhaps one of the most striking sectors to be disrupted by the CrowdStrike outage was the airline industry. Flights were grounded globally on Friday morning, with major U.S. airlines like Delta and Allegiant halting operations alongside airlines from countries like France, Spain, Australia, and India.
Many public and private sector services rely on Windows machines for basic infrastructure and tasks — and the CrowdStrike outage has revealed that 911 emergency dispatchers are no exception.
Emergency call services went down in places like Alaska and Ohio, with local authorities releasing lists of alternative phone numbers citizens can use instead. Weirdly, in Alaska, 911 was still working in Anchorage, the state's biggest city, even while the system was down in the rest of the state.
Medical systems around the world also suffered as CrowdStrike's update glitch brought Windows PCs down on Friday morning. Bloomberg reported that British hospitals were having trouble pulling up important patient data, while New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center had to actually delay the start of any surgical procedures that use anesthesia.
One French hospital had employees manually direct patients to appointments because the check-in process was busted. Interestingly, Pittsburgh's UPMC healthcare provider claimed very few of its Windows devices had problems and there were no disruptions.
While one might expect a massive Microsoft-linked IT outage to have an effect on Microsoft's stock price, the outage actually temporarily prevented stocks from being traded at allin some places. For instance, the London stock exchange had to delay the start of trading on Friday morning.
Because companies runs different systems, many remained unaffected, including the the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq, which got up and running on Friday without any issues.
Obviously, TV broadcasting requires lots of computing technology, and with the global popularity of Windows, the CrowdStrike outage was sure to affect at least some networks.
One of the most prominent was the U.K.'s Sky News, which went off the air for a bit on Friday due to the Windows outage. Multiple TV channels in France were also hit, with one being unable to display weather information for viewers due to the technical difficulties. Here in the U.S., NBC News and MSNBC had temporary problems due to CrowdStrike, as have several smaller local networks around the country, per Adweek.
Lastly (and perhaps of least importance), Times Square in New York City went dark on Friday morning because, you guessed it, the big screens displaying advertisements in the area run on Windows.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
Topics Microsoft
New panda mom doesn't know she has twins thanks to sneaky zookeepers
Echo Fox signs 7 players to build largest fighting game roster in esports
Trump adds 'Apprentice' villain Omarosa to White House staff
'Mass Effect: Andromeda' comes out in March. Here's what we know
Grim video of a starving polar bear could show the species' future
Andrew Garfield lives his best life, got high at Disneyland for his birthday
Prominent climate
Dude's dad is obsessed with a large cube, and Twitter is loving it
Whale Vomit Episode 5: Startup Monarchy
Eye makeup looks inspired by famous paintings will blow your mind
Puerto Rico hurricane crisis: Here's why this could be Trump's Katrina
NASA to explore a metal asteroid that could be the core of a doomed planet
Uber: Don't trust the government with your data, but trust us
Mr. No Fun Paul Ryan shuts down kid who tries to dab
Hurricane Laura's impact lingered with nightmarish mosquito swarms
Some people just don't understand the Jackie Evancho 'movement'
NASA to explore a metal asteroid that could be the core of a doomed planet
'Rogue One' reshoots changed more of the movie than we knew
How to Merge and Remove Duplicate Contacts in Android
Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds' moving relationship shown in new trailer
Facebook removes Trump campaign ads that contain Nazi symbolsLook at how these journalists have aged since they started covering TrumpThe best way to learn a language: Tips and apps to get you fluentThe internet memes the crap out of the 'Murder on the Orient Express' trailerThe rise of 'Animal Crossing': Game changer or just another quarantine quirk?Mark Zuckerberg wants to register 4 million new voters but keep showing them Trump's postsTwitter is mocking this political graph for a very good reasonThe best way to learn a language: Tips and apps to get you fluentTrump toilet paper is here to clean up this political messPresident Trump admits his executive order is a ban and somewhere, his lawyers are cryingA brilliant Redditor Rickrolled the real Rick AstleyKim Kardashian wants people to stop prioritizing guns over children's livesZoom will offer endMark Zuckerberg wants to register 4 million new voters but keep showing them Trump's posts'Veep' creator tells Trump to 'shut the **** up' after misleading London tweetUK foreign secretary thinks taking the knee is from 'Game of Thrones'Snapchat removes Juneteenth filter that prompted users to smile to break chainsCat nomming on a fancy French pastry is as adorable as you thinkApple is reopening 70 retail stores in the U.S. and CanadaEU is investigating Apple Pay and App Store for breaking competition rules The Continuing Adventures of Helvetica Man, and Other News Why Does Moby LA's hottest club: The members How Kurt Vonnegut’s Wife Jane Convinced Him to Write Staff Picks: Cuppy, Cloverleaves, Captain Cunt by The Paris Review What Our Website Looked Like in 1996; Plimpton Says Hi A Brief Tour of Drugs in Fiction NYT's The Mini crossword answers for October 7 Vitruvian Trainer+ is a fitness machine that won't take over the living room “Brushfire at Christmas,” A Poem by Judy Longley Jack Harlow's 'First Class' is all over TikTok Snapchat's Bitmoji update upsets users “Sonnet,” an Unpublished Poem by Delmore Schwartz NBA Twitter Casual? That's me, and that's fine. What Brings People Together? A Rat in the Supermarket Best Echo Auto Deal: Buy now for $34.99 Kay Nielsen’s Stunning Illustrations for “East of the Sun...” How to use the iOS 17 contact sharing feature — quickly swap phone numbers with NameDrop This fat bear won't win Fat Bear Week. But the bears know he's king. Holiday Sale: Gift Subscriptions Get Our New Anthology, Free
1.052s , 8611.8125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【free japanese sex videos】,Unobstructed Information Network