Bloomberg: Service 'Mostly' Restored After Network Outage
Vendor apologizes to customers as it works to resume full service.
At 2:57am ET, the vendor tweeted "We are currently restoring service to those customers who were affected by today's network issue, and are investigating the cause." In response, some users tweeted back that their service was already back up and running.
At 4:25am ET, Bloomberg tweeted that it had restored service to "most customers following disruption to parts of our network," adding that the vendor was "making progress bringing the full network back online." Then at 5:13am, the vendor tweeted that "there is no indication at this point that this is anything other than an internal network issue."
In a statement, the company says, "Significant but not all parts of our system experienced a disruption today. There is no indication at this point that this is anything other than an internal network issue. We have restored service to most customers and are making progress in bringing all parts of the system back online. We apologize to our customers."
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