Microsoft experienced an unexpected hiccup when damage to fiber optic cables in the Red Sea disrupted its Azure cloud services. The incident, which momentarily rattled customers’ connections, has prompted urgent repairs. While engineers work to mend the issue, this serves as a reminder that even tech giants can face very old-school infrastructure challenges.
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