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Earlier, Musk assured investors that he would reduce his participation in the political project one or two days a week, beginning in May.

American developer and businessman Ilon Musk said that after a global failure on social network X, billions -billions of teams returned to work 24/7. Reuters reported this on Sunday, May 25.

At the peak of failure, the Dowtector recorded more than 25,800 access to access to X. Accessal problems also occurred in other countries, especially in Germany, Spain, France, India, Canada, Australia and the UK.

“He returned to the operating mode of 24/7 and evening in conference rooms, server and production. It should be as pure as possible with X/XII and Tesla, as well as launching starship next week – we are launching critical technologies,” Musk said.

The businessman recently said he significantly reduced his political costs, indicating the return of focus on the business Imperial amid investors. Last year, he spent nearly $ 300 million in support of Donald Trump’s campaign and other Republicans in the United States.

Its political activity has led to a wave of protests against Tesla in the USA and Europe, which influences the decline of sales – in the first instance that a collapse has been recorded in the annual delivery of cars.

In April, Musk assured investors that he would reduce his participation in the political project one or two days a week, beginning in May, to spend more time with Tesla.

Remember that the billions of American billions Ilon Musk have recently disappeared from public space.

Europeans are widely departed with Social Network Mask X

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