In a spectacular answer to Saturday's global outage on X (formerly Twitter), Elon Musk has expressed that he is now going to devote "24x7" of his time to fix technical problems on the platform. Users around the world faced challenges when posting and accessing content for a few hours, raising frustration and questioning the platform has become reliable.
Musk, who spoke recently about his in-person approach to leadership, turned to X soon after service was restored to let followers know he was actively involved in the process of shoring up the service's infrastructure. "I will run to work 24 hours a day until that is fixed," Musk said in a post that quickly became viral.
This outage marks one of the major technical outages since Musk became the owner of X, and raising questions about the strength of the platform overall in the face of ongoing changes. Technology experts said, while the CEO's involvement may help expedite the search for workarounds, even significant fixes will rely on changing the system.
As engineers probe to find the technical cause of the outage, users are noting to closely follow Musk and the X team for updates. The company announced plans for greater disclosure and frequent follow-up reports in the next few days.
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Tech Today NewsIn a spectacular answer to Saturday's global outage on X (formerly Twitter), Elon Musk has expressed that he is now going to devote "24x7" of his time to fix technical problems on the platform. Users around the world faced challenges when posting and accessing content for a few hours, raising frustration and questioning the platform has become reliable.
Musk, who spoke recently about his in-person approach to leadership, turned to X soon after service was restored to let followers know he was actively involved in the process of shoring up the service's infrastructure. "I will run to work 24 hours a day until that is fixed," Musk said in a post that quickly became viral.
This outage marks one of the major technical outages since Musk became the owner of X, and raising questions about the strength of the platform overall in the face of ongoing changes. Technology experts said, while the CEO's involvement may help expedite the search for workarounds, even significant fixes will rely on changing the system.
As engineers probe to find the technical cause of the outage, users are noting to closely follow Musk and the X team for updates. The company announced plans for greater disclosure and frequent follow-up reports in the next few days.
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