Zoom restores services after US users hit by partial outage

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Zoom restores services after US users hit by partial outage

Left many unable to login to work meetings or attend school classes remotely.

Video-conferencing company Zoom Video Communications has restored service to its US users after a partial outage left many unable to log in to work meetings or attend school classes remotely. The San Jose, California-based company has experienced a surge in usage during the coronavirus ...

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