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Why Home Computers Were Not Affected By Global Microsoft Outage
Microsoft, the US-based tech giant, estimated that 8.5 million computers worldwide were affected due to the outage. The tech glitch happened on July 19 after Crowdstrike, a cybersecurity software company, rolled out its routine update.
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Vintage Voyager 1 Gets Reboot: Data Restored After 1977 Computer Glitch Fixed
The US space agency has announced that its Voyager-1 probe is once more transmitting coherent data to Earth after a period of garbled communication.
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What's In A Leap Year? Eternal Youth, Wedding Bells And Tech Bugs
An extra day every four years, what's not to love? The calendar quirk of February 29 keeps us in sync with the seasons but it has also spawned a host of rituals and superstitions, not to mention computer glitches, which AFP unpacks here.
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US Teen Becomes First Human To Beat Video Game Tetris
A US teenager has beaten classic computer game Tetris, forcing it into a game-ending glitch in a feat previously achieved only by artificial intelligence.
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Air India Express Flight Returns To Kerala Airport Due To Technical Snag
An Air India Express flight from Thiruvananthapuram to Muscat, Oman returned shortly after take-off due to a technical glitch in its on-board computer system.
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Accidentally Deleted Files Prompted Glitch That Grounded US Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said on Thursday a preliminary review found that contract personnel unintentionally deleted files prompting a nationwide groundstop on Jan. 11 that disrupted more than 11,000 flights.
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US Flight Glitch Caused By Personnel Who Damaged Data File
The computer failure that prompted a halt of all US flight departures was caused when a data file was damaged as a result of a failure to follow government procedures, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday.
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Airlines Struggle To Return To Normal After Glitch Pauses US Air Travel
The U.S. aviation sector was struggling to return to normal on Wednesday after a nationwide ground stop imposed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) over a computer issue that forced a 90-minute halt to all U.S. departing flights.
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Air India Keeping An Eye As All Flights Across US Grounded Due To A Glitch
Air India on Wednesday said that it is in touch with the relevant authority after flights across the US were grounded due to a technical glitch in the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) computer system.
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All Flights In US Grounded Due To A "Glitch": What Stranded Passengers Say
A technical glitch has led to all flights across the United States being grounded. The unprecedented disruption has been led due to a glitch with the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) computer system.
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US Rules Out Cyberattack As Flights Grounded: What We Know So Far
Operations are gradually resuming after flights across the US were grounded stranded due to a glitch in a computer system of the US regulator FAA. The White House has denied any evidence of cyberattack "at this point"
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Operations Resuming After Flights Across US Grounded Due To Computer Glitch
Flights Across the United States were grounded after a computer glitch was reported on Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) computer.
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Over 5,400 US Flights Delayed In Massive Chaos After System Failure
Flights across the United States were affected by a technical glitch with a computer system in an unprecedented disruption on Wednesday.
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Tech Glitch Hits Mumbai Airport: 5 Latest Developments
Long queues were reported at the Mumbai Airport on Thursday evening after a computer system crash at Terminal 2 forced check-ins to switch to a manual mode, potentially throwing off flight schedules.
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Data Glitch on Voyager 1 Resolved, Team to Continue Search for Root Cause of the Problem
As the issue came to light, NASA engineers went ahead and tried to diagnose it. And, after a thorough investigation, the team found that the AACS was sending the telemetry data through a computer onboard the spacecraft. This computer had stopped working years ago and was corrupting the data delivered by AACS.
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Why Home Computers Were Not Affected By Global Microsoft Outage
Microsoft, the US-based tech giant, estimated that 8.5 million computers worldwide were affected due to the outage. The tech glitch happened on July 19 after Crowdstrike, a cybersecurity software company, rolled out its routine update.
-
Vintage Voyager 1 Gets Reboot: Data Restored After 1977 Computer Glitch Fixed
The US space agency has announced that its Voyager-1 probe is once more transmitting coherent data to Earth after a period of garbled communication.
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What's In A Leap Year? Eternal Youth, Wedding Bells And Tech Bugs
An extra day every four years, what's not to love? The calendar quirk of February 29 keeps us in sync with the seasons but it has also spawned a host of rituals and superstitions, not to mention computer glitches, which AFP unpacks here.
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US Teen Becomes First Human To Beat Video Game Tetris
A US teenager has beaten classic computer game Tetris, forcing it into a game-ending glitch in a feat previously achieved only by artificial intelligence.
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Air India Express Flight Returns To Kerala Airport Due To Technical Snag
An Air India Express flight from Thiruvananthapuram to Muscat, Oman returned shortly after take-off due to a technical glitch in its on-board computer system.
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Accidentally Deleted Files Prompted Glitch That Grounded US Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said on Thursday a preliminary review found that contract personnel unintentionally deleted files prompting a nationwide groundstop on Jan. 11 that disrupted more than 11,000 flights.
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US Flight Glitch Caused By Personnel Who Damaged Data File
The computer failure that prompted a halt of all US flight departures was caused when a data file was damaged as a result of a failure to follow government procedures, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday.
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Airlines Struggle To Return To Normal After Glitch Pauses US Air Travel
The U.S. aviation sector was struggling to return to normal on Wednesday after a nationwide ground stop imposed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) over a computer issue that forced a 90-minute halt to all U.S. departing flights.
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Air India Keeping An Eye As All Flights Across US Grounded Due To A Glitch
Air India on Wednesday said that it is in touch with the relevant authority after flights across the US were grounded due to a technical glitch in the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) computer system.
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All Flights In US Grounded Due To A "Glitch": What Stranded Passengers Say
A technical glitch has led to all flights across the United States being grounded. The unprecedented disruption has been led due to a glitch with the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) computer system.
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US Rules Out Cyberattack As Flights Grounded: What We Know So Far
Operations are gradually resuming after flights across the US were grounded stranded due to a glitch in a computer system of the US regulator FAA. The White House has denied any evidence of cyberattack "at this point"
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Operations Resuming After Flights Across US Grounded Due To Computer Glitch
Flights Across the United States were grounded after a computer glitch was reported on Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) computer.
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Over 5,400 US Flights Delayed In Massive Chaos After System Failure
Flights across the United States were affected by a technical glitch with a computer system in an unprecedented disruption on Wednesday.
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Tech Glitch Hits Mumbai Airport: 5 Latest Developments
Long queues were reported at the Mumbai Airport on Thursday evening after a computer system crash at Terminal 2 forced check-ins to switch to a manual mode, potentially throwing off flight schedules.
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Data Glitch on Voyager 1 Resolved, Team to Continue Search for Root Cause of the Problem
As the issue came to light, NASA engineers went ahead and tried to diagnose it. And, after a thorough investigation, the team found that the AACS was sending the telemetry data through a computer onboard the spacecraft. This computer had stopped working years ago and was corrupting the data delivered by AACS.
