| ▲ | foresterre 5 days ago | |
Here is an article in English: https://nltimes.nl/2025/10/29/ns-hit-microsoft-cloud-outage-... It should be noted that the article isn't complete: while the travel planner and ticket machines were the first to fail, trains were cancelled soon after; it took a few hours before everything restarted. Based on what the conductors said, I would speculate that the train drivers digital schedule was not operative, so they didn't know where to go next.  | ||
| ▲ | tuukkah 5 days ago | parent [-] | |
Thanks! Perhaps one of the sites that track train delays can give a statistic? This list doesn't have anything that looks relevant: https://www.rijdendetreinen.nl/en/disruptions/archive?date_b... The day does not appear as an outlier in the monthly statistics: https://www.rijdendetreinen.nl/en/statistics/2025/10 I don't find a detailed statistic on the overall delays, but the per-station statistics for Amsterdam Centraal say 5% of trains were cancelled and 17% were delayed by 5 minutes or more (mostly by 10 minutes): https://www.rijdendetreinen.nl/en/train-archive/2025-10-29/a...  | ||