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Microsoft azure hit by global outages
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Microsoft's cloud service Azure suffered major issues on Wednesday, affecting services worldwide including in Sweden. The disruptions began around 5 p.m. Swedish time and are expected to be resolved by midnight. Several Swedish sites like Systembolaget and SAS were temporarily down.
Amazon AWS outage disrupts internet services worldwide
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.
Amazon outage caused by single failure in AWS network
A software bug in Amazon Web Services' DynamoDB DNS management system triggered a 15-hour outage affecting millions worldwide. The failure originated in the US-East-1 region and cascaded to impact services like Snapchat and Roblox. Amazon engineers detailed the root cause as a race condition that led to inconsistent network states.
Microsoft azure outage disrupts cloud services worldwide
Microsoft's Azure cloud platform experienced a major outage on October 29, 2025, affecting services like Microsoft 365, Xbox, and Minecraft starting around noon Eastern time. The company attributed the disruption to an inadvertent configuration change. This incident marks the second significant cloud failure in less than two weeks, underscoring vulnerabilities in the digital infrastructure.
ChatGPT outage hits some free users
ChatGPT, the popular AI chatbot, experienced an outage affecting some free users on October 30, 2025. TechRadar reported on the issues, providing key details for users. The disruption highlights ongoing challenges with AI service reliability.
AWS outage highlights cloud infrastructure vulnerabilities
A major Amazon Web Services outage began early Monday morning, disrupting platforms in communication, finance, health care, education, and government sectors worldwide. The issue originated in AWS's US-EAST-1 region in northern Virginia. While AWS worked to resolve it throughout the day, the event underscored the internet's fragile interdependencies.