TL;DR: A major Microsoft Azure outage has disrupted Minecraft, leaving players unable to login, and hit Xbox as well as Microsoft 365 services. Microsoft is actively investigating these issues and ...

Almost six years after acquiring Mojang Studios, the developers of "Minecraft," Microsoft is finally migrating the online infrastructure from Amazon Web Studios to Azure If even a fraction of the 126 ...

Being owned by Microsoft, you would think Minecraft developer Mojang would be all about using tools like Teams and Office. But when it comes to some of its online infrastructure, the studio has been ...

Developer Mojang is moving its smash-hit Minecraft from Amazon Web Services to the Azure platform run by its parent company Microsoft. That's according to CNBC, which says that the blockbuster would ...

The Redmond giant told CNBC in a statement that it was in the process of ‘migrating all cloud services to Azure over the last few years.’ Microsoft bought Mojang in 2014, with the Swedish game ...

The outage affected Microsoft 365, Xbox, Minecraft, and major companies, including Starbucks and Capital One. Azure services have recovered to over 98% availability, with full restoration expected by ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Microsoft has deployed a fix to address an outage of their Azure cloud portal that left users unable to access Office 365, Minecraft and other services. The tech company wrote on its ...

Minecraft is finally making the switch to Azure after approximately six years of relying on Amazon Web Services to operate. Microsoft, which acquired the game's developer Mojang Studios in 2014, has ...

Microsoft's Minecraft to move from Amazon's AWS to Azure “by the end of the year” »OnMSFT.com https://www.onmsft.com/news/microsofts-minecraft-to-move-from ...

In a move which I'm sure felt like forever, Microsoft is finally moving Minecraft onto its own Azure server infrastructure -- away from competitor Amazon Web Services (AWS). Minecraft developer Mojang ...