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Apple Macbooks on a table
Mac users are safe from the global IT outage.
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A woman walks past a billboard celebrating the coming year, 15 November 1999 in Hong Kong.
In the build-up to 2000, there was panic about the prospect of the Year 2000 problem, or Y2K bug, which people feared would cause mass outages.
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George Kurtz is CEO of Crowdstrike, the cybersecurity firm linked to a mass IT outage.
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passengers queue at counters in Hong Kong International Airport amid IT outage
A global IT outage has caused problems at airports and many other organizations.
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Many Windows computers are displaying a "blue screen of death" message.
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Update, 7:50 p.m. ET: AT&T says the issue has now been fixed, telling Gizmodo over email, “We collaborated with the other carrier to find a solution and appreciate our customers patience during this period.” The original article remains below.

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large transmission power lines
To reach a carbon-pollution-free grid by 2035, we'll need to build up to 10,100 miles of new transmission lines.
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A McDonald's fast-food restaurant in Shanghai.
A McDonald's Australia spokesperson told Business Insider that a "technology outage" was affecting its restaurants nationwide.
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Users reported difficulties logging in to their Facebook accounts.