Restoration of PSN to Begin Tomorrow in Asia
Sony to restore services worldwide by end of this month.
Most Asian services to be up and running by tomorrow
Sony said that the PSN and Qriocity service will restart from tomorrow in Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand. Meanwhile the services in countries like Hong Kong and South Korea will still remain offline for the time being. The company has added advanced security technologies and added software to keep an eye out for hackers and vulnerabilities. Furthermore the company has also improved its network infrastructure to perceive any abnormal activity patterns that may compromise the network. Makiko Noda, a spokeswoman commenting on the status of the network said that Sony plans to restart the network fully by the end of the month.
So this comes as good news to most of the global PSN users as the outage is finally getting over and Sony is also taking positive steps in improving their online infrastructure. Let us know what you think about the updated status of the PSN service in the comments below.
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Source: Bloomberg
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