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Jacob Shteyman

IT outage compensation talk inevitable: CrowdStrike

Jetstar was particularly hard hit by the IT outage with thousands of travellers left stranded. (Farid Farid/AAP PHOTOS)

The company at fault for a global IT outage that hobbled banks, airlines, supermarkets and media organisations, acknowledges compensation for impacted businesses will have to be discussed.

Friday's outage, which hit an estimated 8.5 million Windows devices worldwide, was caused by a logic flaw in a software update sent by cybersecurity provider CrowdStrike to its customers, the company's Australian president Michael Sentonas told Sky News.

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