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19 July 2024, Bavaria, WŁrzburg: The logo of the IT security company Crowdstrike photographed from the screen of a laptop. The IT security company Crowdstrike has fixed the bug that is believed to have caused computer malfunctions worldwide. Customers are now being directed to a download portal for a new update, as company boss Kurtz announced on the online platform X. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa
19 July 2024, Bavaria, WŁrzburg: The logo of the IT security company Crowdstrike photographed from the screen of a laptop. The IT security company Crowdstrike has fixed the bug that is believed to have caused computer malfunctions worldwide. Customers are now being directed to a download portal for a new update, as company boss Kurtz announced on the online platform X. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa
19 July 2024, Bavaria, WŁrzburg: The logo of the IT security company Crowdstrike photographed from the screen of a laptop. The IT security company Crowdstrike has fixed the bug that is believed to have caused computer malfunctions worldwide. Customers are now being directed to a download portal for a new update, as company boss Kurtz announced on the online platform X. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa
19 July 2024, Bavaria, WŁrzburg: The logo of the IT security company Crowdstrike photographed from the screen of a laptop. The IT security company Crowdstrike has fixed the bug that is believed to have caused computer malfunctions worldwide. Customers are now being directed to a download portal for a new update, as company boss Kurtz announced on the online platform X. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa
19 July 2024, Bavaria, WŁrzburg: The logo of the IT security company Crowdstrike photographed from the screen of a laptop. The IT security company Crowdstrike has fixed the bug that is believed to have caused computer malfunctions worldwide. Customers are now being directed to a download portal for a new update, as company boss Kurtz announced on the online platform X. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa
19 July 2024, Bavaria, WŁrzburg: The logo of the IT security company Crowdstrike photographed from the screen of a laptop. The IT security company Crowdstrike has fixed the bug that is believed to have caused computer malfunctions worldwide. Customers are now being directed to a download portal for a new update, as company boss Kurtz announced on the online platform X. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa
19 July 2024, Bavaria, WŁrzburg: The logo of the IT security company Crowdstrike photographed from the screen of a laptop. The IT security company Crowdstrike has fixed the bug that is believed to have caused computer malfunctions worldwide. Customers are now being directed to a download portal for a new update, as company boss Kurtz announced on the online platform X. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa
19 July 2024, Bavaria, WŁrzburg: The logo of the IT security company Crowdstrike photographed from the screen of a laptop. The IT security company Crowdstrike has fixed the bug that is believed to have caused computer malfunctions worldwide. Customers are now being directed to a download portal for a new update, as company boss Kurtz announced on the online platform X. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa
Empty waiting room in the Scheper hospital in Emmen, the Netherlands, Friday July 19. The emergency department of the Scheper hospital is closed due to a global computer failure. All hospitals that fall under the Treant healthcare organization are canceling operations due to the disruption. ANP MARCEL J. DE JONG netherlands out - belgium out
Empty waiting room in the Scheper hospital in Emmen, the Netherlands, Friday July 19. The emergency department of the Scheper hospital is closed due to a global computer failure. All hospitals that fall under the Treant healthcare organization are canceling operations due to the disruption. ANP MARCEL J. DE JONG netherlands out - belgium out
dpatop - 19 July 2024, Bavaria, WŁrzburg: ILLUSTRATION - The logo of IT security firm Crowdstrike photographed from the screen of a laptop. The IT security company Crowdstrike has fixed the bug that is believed to have caused computer malfunctions worldwide. Customers are now being directed to a download portal for a new update, as company boss Kurtz announced on the online platform X. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa
19 July 2024, Great Britain, London: A fault message from the Sky news channel appears on a screen. Serious problems are disrupting computer systems worldwide. Airlines, media and telecommunications companies are affected. This is reported by media such as the Bloomberg financial agency. Photo: Julia Kilian/dpa
Tour de France 2024 - Stage 19 ISOLA 2000, FRANCE - JULY 19 : Juul-Jensen Christopher DEN of Team Jayco AlUla during stage 19 of the 111th edition of the Tour de France 2024 cycling race, a stage of 144,6 kms with start in Embrun and finish in Isola 2000 on July 19, 2024 in Isola 2000, France, 19/07/2024 Isola 2000 France PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxFRAxBEL Copyright: xLucaxBettinix
The logo of Microsoft is seen outside it's French headquarters in Issy-les-Moulineaux, outside Paris, Monday May 13, 2024. Microsoft users worldwide, including banks and airlines, reported widespread outages on Friday, July 19, 2024 hours after the technology company said it was gradually fixing an issue affecting access to Microsoft 365 apps and services. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)
(FILES) A picture taken on July 15, 2021 show commercial planes of Swiss International Air Lines and Edelweiss Air parked at Zurich Airport. Zurich airport, the largest in Switzerland, said on July 19, 2024, that it had suspended all flight arrivals because of an IT outage hitting companies worldwide. "Landings are currently no longer possible," the airport said, though "flights already en route for Zurich are still authorised for landing". (Photo by Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP)