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Videoconferencing software Zoom experienced a widespread outage Monday, morning with many users unable to join or launch video meetings.

Why it matters: During the coronavirus pandemic, Zoom has become the go-to solution for many businesses and schools trying to function remotely.

What they're saying: “We have identified the issue causing users to be unable to start and join Zoom Meetings and Webinars and are working on a fix for this issue," Zoom said in a statement to Axios. "We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience.”

Update: Zoom says the problem is now resolved.

Zoom outage halts classes, meetings

Zoom has become the go-to for many schools and businesses trying to function remotely.

A photo of a smartphone displaying a Zoom meeting screen, with a larger screen displaying the Zoom logo in the background.

Photo illustration: Indranil Aditya/NurPhoto via Getty Images

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Videoconferencing software Zoom experienced a widespread outage Monday, morning with many users unable to join or launch video meetings.Why it matters: During the coronavirus pandemic, Zoom has become the go-to solution for many businesses and schools trying to function remotely.

From the Valley to D.C., Big Tech players like Facebook, Google and Amazon are under more scrutiny than ever as new technology develops and privacy and antitrust concerns grow in lockstep with companies’ ambitions.

Zoom outage halts classes, meetings

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