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Illustration of a global Microsoft Azure outage affecting services worldwide, including in Sweden, showing a user facing an error screen with a map of impacted areas.

Microsoft Azure kärsi globaaleista katkoista

Maria Karlsson AI:n luoma kuva

Microsoftin pilvipalvelu Azure kohtasi suuria ongelmia keskiviikkona, mikä vaikutti palveluihin maailmanlaajuisesti, myös Ruotsissa. Katkokset alkoivat noin kello 17 Ruotsin aikaa, ja ne odotetaan ratkenneen keskiyöhön mennessä. Useat ruotsalaiset sivustot, kuten Systembolaget ja SAS, olivat tilapäisesti poissa käytöstä.

Journalist explains dick pic phenomenon in new essay

Anna Müller

Journalist Sarah Koldehoff analyzes the digital phenomenon of unsolicited penis pictures in her essay. Almost every second woman between 16 and 24 has been affected by such images. She calls for recognizing them as a form of sexualized violence.

Bending spoons acquires aol for 1.5 billion dollars

Theo Klein

Italian software company Bending Spoons has purchased the legacy internet brand AOL for $1.5 billion. The deal highlights AOL's continued relevance despite its diminished prominence in the digital age. The acquisition was announced on October 30, 2025.

United Airlines debuts Starlink Wi-Fi on mainline jet

A TechRadar journalist experienced United Airlines' first Starlink-equipped mainline jet, describing seamless multi-device connectivity at 35,000 feet. The service marks a significant upgrade in in-flight internet access. The reviewer expressed enthusiasm for future flights with this technology.

Amazon AWS outage disrupts internet services worldwide

Theo Klein

An outage at Amazon Web Services on Monday affected over 28 services, knocking out popular apps, delaying flights, and halting business operations for millions. The disruption, rooted in a DNS resolution issue at AWS's oldest US data center, was resolved by afternoon but highlighted the internet's fragility. Educational platforms like Canvas also failed, impacting college students across the US.

Red Sea Cable Damage Disrupts Services

Damage to undersea cables in the Red Sea caused latency issues for Microsoft Azure users and broader internet disruptions, as reported in recent technology updates.

Tämä verkkosivusto käyttää evästeitä

Käytämme evästeitä analyysiä varten parantaaksemme sivustoamme. Lue tietosuojakäytäntömme tietosuojakäytäntö lisätietoja varten.
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