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Microsoft experienced a significant service disruption across its Microsoft 365 services on Monday, affecting core applications including Microsoft Teams and Exchange Online. The outage left users globally unable to access collaboration and communication tools critical to consumers as well as enterprise workflows.

In a series of updates posted on X through the official account of Microsoft 365 Status, Microsoft acknowledged the incident and confirmed that it was actively investigating user reports of service impact. The incident was tracked under the identifier MO1096211 in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center.

Minutes after initial acknowledgement, Microsoft initiated mitigation steps and reported that all services were in the process of recovering. “We’ve confirmed that all services are recovering following our mitigation actions. We’re continuing to monitor recovery,” the company said in an update.

Roughly an hour later, Microsoft posted another update, saying, “Our telemetry indicates that all of our services have recovered and that the impact is resolved.”

“The Microsoft outage that disrupted Teams, Exchange Online, and related services was ultimately caused by an overly aggressive traffic management update that unintentionally rerouted and choked legitimate service traffic. According to Microsoft’s official post-incident report, the faulty code was rolled back swiftly, but not before triggering global access failures, authentication timeouts, and mass user logouts,” said Sanchit Vir Gogia, chief analyst and CEO at Greyhound Research.

Microsoft did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Not an isolated incident

This incident adds to a growing number of high-profile cloud service disruptions across the industry, raising questions about the resilience of hyperscale infrastructure and the impact on cloud-dependent enterprises. In the last 30 days, IBM Cloud services were disrupted thrice, and a Google Cloud outage just last week impacted over 50 services globally for over seven hours.

Microsoft, in particular, has experienced a steady stream of service disruptions in recent months, exposing persistent fault lines in its cloud infrastructure.

In March this year, the outage disrupted Outlook, Teams, Excel, and more, impacting over 37,000 users. In May, Outlook suffered another outage, which was attributed to a change that caused the problem.

According to Gogia, this sustained pattern reveals architectural brittleness in Microsoft’s control-plane infrastructure — especially in identity, traffic orchestration, and rollback governance — and reinforces the urgent need for structural mitigation.

Costly outages call for contingency planning

Given the complexity and global scale of hyperscale cloud infrastructures, outages remain an ongoing risk for leading SaaS platforms, including Microsoft 365. More so for enterprises that operate in hybrid and remote work environments, threatening business continuity.

Such outages can lead to loss of productivity and disrupted communications, depending on the applications they affect as well as the extent of the outage. This could mean a loss of thousands of dollars to potentially millions of dollars for some, explained Neil Shah, vice president of research, Counterpoint.

Manish Rawat, analyst, TechInsights, said industry estimates suggest that IT downtime can cost mid- to large-sized enterprises between $100,000 and $500,000 per hour, depending on their sector and the criticality of operations. “For large organizations, even a brief 2–3 hour outage could result in millions in lost productivity, reputational harm, and serious operational setbacks, especially in high-stakes sectors like finance, healthcare, and manufacturing,” he said.

Given the recent incidents involving Microsoft 365 services alone, experts believe that enterprises must reduce their overdependence on Microsoft 365. “Organizations should adopt robust contingency plans that include alternative communication tools, offline access to critical documents, and a comprehensive incident response framework,” said Prabhu Ram, VP for industry research group at CMR.

Grammarly is reinventing itself as a platform of generative AI (genAI) agents that go beyond grammar recommendations.

The company is building always-on AI technologies that follow users across work applications and can coordinate projects, write documents and automate workflows.  The growth is partially fueled by a cash infusion of $1 billion from General Catalyst last month.

Users will be able to have deeper conversations with, and get recommendations from, a variety of AI tools that draw context from documents and action. The company hopes the tools will attract power users who want more than automatic recommendations.

“We’re going to be able to give you much more feedback than, ‘Here are correct words,’” Noam Lovinsky, chief product officer at Grammarly, told Computerworld. “We’ll be able to give you feedback from experts that you care about. We’ll be able to help you right from start to finish.”

For example, an agent could access Zoom transcripts from candidate interviews and create draft scorecards.

“Maybe at the end of that process, Grammarly says, ‘Actually, I have this agent. And if you want, I can like create a draft for you of every single score card the minute you get off of the Zoom,’” Lovinsky said.

Grammarly can take that further in its Coda team workspace tool. It can automate that post-Zoom workflow by generating a table of all interviews, linking transcripts, and generating draft responses. Users can review and refine the drafts before sending the data to hiring systems such as Greenhouse.

“That is almost like the common interface layer by which all the agents are going to get to show up. They’ll come to your applications the same way that Grammarly does today,” Lovinsky said.

Lovinsky offered another example of how Grammarly tools will work with popular collaboration tools from Slack and Atlassian. “If you’re writing a status update for a project, we’ll actually know the latest things that have been said in Slack about that project and the latest Jira tickets that have been filed, so we can help you coalesce those things and create a good update.”

Grammarly claims 40 million users and supports 500,000-plus applications and websites. Its tools typically slip into the user interface without disturbing the flow of work, which is what the company wants to continue.

“You just install it and it just works, and you just go do your thing and we show up in the right ways and in the right moments,” Lovinsky said.

The genAI technologies will include a companion that can go deeper into context, which could appeal to power users. “If you want more than just what shows up in the underlines, if you want deeper work with more back and forth, we’ll have a companion that opens up and works with every application,” Lovinsky said.

Grammarly appears to have thought about what technology it has that it could build on to offer a differentiated genAI tool, said Nancy Gohring, senior research director for AI at IDC. “What it landed on was the platform it had already created that allowed the original Grammarly application to work across third-party applications,” she said.  

Grammarly’s advantage comes from leveraging its existing platform as a way to offer a range of agents that work across the third-party apps already deployed in the enterprise, Gohring said.

But it will also compete with numerous companies delivering similar tools. Microsoft and Google already provide document drafting and automation AI agents. Users rely on large-language models (LLMs) for grammar and error correction.

But with LLMs, users must cut, paste, and prompt to get answers. Grammarly wants to ease that burden by working within the user interface and automatically understanding the right context.

“What I want to do is create an interface that doesn’t require you to prompt and re-prompt until you get your output,” Lovinsky said. “It just works.”

Grammarly builds its own LLMs, but also uses commercial AI providers. Users cannot explicitly choose their model, but that limitation could change.

“I think we’re going to change that because there are more sophisticated users,” Lovinsky said. “What they really like is that we bring it inline.”

The company plans to focus on tools for knowledge workers in the wider market and not target specific domains. “You’re not going to see us do a lot in coding, data analysis, or design work,” Lovinsky said.

There are already many rivals on the market that aim to allow for agent development, management and collaboration, IDC’s Gohring said.

“Grammarly will need to clearly articulate how it’s different and how it fits adjacent to the others,” she said.

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The relationship between OpenAI and Microsoft is under growing strain amid extended talks over OpenAI’s restructuring, with OpenAI reportedly considering antitrust action over Microsoft’s influence in the partnership.

OpenAI leaders have considered alleging that Microsoft engaged in anticompetitive practices during their collaboration, a move that could prompt a federal investigation, WSJ reported.

The ChatGPT maker is reportedly exploring the option of urging regulators to examine its contractual relationship with Microsoft, along with a public campaign.

Meanwhile, The Information reported that OpenAI is seeking to give Microsoft a roughly 33% stake in its reorganized for-profit unit in exchange for relinquishing rights to future profits.

OpenAI also wants to revise existing contract clauses that grant Microsoft exclusive cloud hosting rights and to exclude its planned $3 billion acquisition of AI startup Windsurf from terms that give Microsoft access to OpenAI’s intellectual property, the report added.

These developments threaten to disrupt one of the most closely watched alliances in the AI sector.

A potential antitrust complaint by OpenAI could heighten regulatory scrutiny of major AI-cloud partnerships and lead enterprise customers to reevaluate risks tied to vendor lock-in and control over core infrastructure.

Microsoft, a major investor since 2019, supports OpenAI through Azure and powers tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot with its models.

However, tensions between OpenAI and Microsoft have been simmering in recent months, with occasional public clashes.

OpenAI has also been trying to reduce its dependence on Microsoft by turning to Google Cloud for additional computing power, while Microsoft has been working to lessen its own reliance on OpenAI by integrating alternative AI models into its Copilot platform, according to Reuters.

Impact on enterprises

A potential regulatory review may weaken enterprise confidence in adopting or expanding the use of Copilot and related tools, particularly in heavily regulated sectors such as healthcare and financial services.

“Over the short to long term, enterprises could face service disruptions, compatibility issues, or increased costs as vendors adjust their business models in response to changes in the partnership or service offerings,” said Prabhu Ram, VP of the industry research group at CyberMedia Research.

OpenAI models currently power Microsoft Copilot. But with growing innovation from rivals like DeepSeek, both firms appear to be preparing for a more independent path.

“The rate at which AI is advancing, especially given what DeepSeek has demonstrated, suggests that being locked into a single model is no longer a prudent strategy for Microsoft,” said Neil Shah, VP of research and partner at Counterpoint Research. “Enterprises will need to prepare for AI tools and platforms that are diverse in capability, modular, and scalable.”

For OpenAI, partnerships with Oracle Cloud and potentially Google Cloud will help scale its models further in enterprise deployments, particularly in the public sector, where Google is working to expand its presence.

“In the end, most cloud and AI providers will need to support multiple models and adopt modular integration to give enterprises more choice,” Shah said. “This way, they avoid becoming a one-trick pony and can select models based on their strengths, future development roadmaps, and alignment with specific use cases.”

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