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CrowdStrike CEO: “We’re deeply sorry for the impact we’ve caused.”

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz apologized to customers on the Today show and said that the company “knows what the issue is” that caused the global IT outage early Friday morning.

Thousands of flights have been grounded so far in the massive outage. Some businesses are trying to reboot and bring their systems back themselves.

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