Microsoft and CrowdStrike Reject Delta's Blame for Costly Tech Outage
Delta claims a software update issue caused $500 million in losses, but Microsoft and CrowdStrike argue the airline's outdated IT systems are to blame.
- Delta Air Lines attributes a global tech outage to a faulty CrowdStrike update, leading to massive flight cancellations.
- Microsoft and CrowdStrike assert Delta ignored their offers of assistance during the outage.
- Both tech companies claim Delta's aging IT infrastructure exacerbated recovery delays.
- Delta seeks legal compensation, citing significant financial and reputational damage.
- The dispute highlights the complexities of IT management and accountability in large-scale operations.










































