Microsoft said Delta Air Lines’ own outdated technology was likely the reason that the airline struggled to recover from an ...
The software company said in a letter that Delta Air Lines had falsely blamed Microsoft for its ... It also accused Delta of using outdated information technology. “Our preliminary review ...
Microsoft has accused Delta of ignoring offers to help with recovery from the massive Windows outage last month in part because its IT systems were allegedly outdated ... and says it lost $ ...
echoing claims by CrowdStrike Holdings in an increasingly contentious conflict between the carrier and its technology partners. Microsoft employees reached out to Delta to give technical support ...
US airline Delta ... Microsoft and its reputation" outlined how Microsoft is still trying to work out exactly why the airline took so long to recover compared to some of its competitors, with ...
A botched security software update to Microsoft computers last month led to a global IT outage as companies like Delta Air Lines struggled to get their operations back up and running as quickly as ...
A lawyer for Microsoft said Tuesday that Delta's key IT system is probably serviced by other technology companies, not Microsoft Windows. "Your letter and Delta's public comments are incomplete ...
Microsoft on Tuesday joined CrowdStrike in pointing a finger back at Delta Air Lines for its operational meltdown last month following a global technology ... says Delta legal threat contributes ...
Microsoft denied Delta Airlines ... by other technology providers, such as IBM, because it runs on those providers’ systems, and not Microsoft Windows or Azure,” says the Microsoft’s ...
and presented on behalf of Microsoft to Delta Air Lines lawyers. In the letter, Cheffo added that Delta's reliance on older technology was the main reason for the widespread impact of the ...
Microsoft criticized Delta Air Lines ... It also accused Delta of using outdated information technology. “Our preliminary review suggests that Delta, unlike its competitors, apparently has ...