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2026-03-03 20:41 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — March 3, 2026: Multiple Provider Incidents, No Widespread Outage

Several cloud and CDN providers are experiencing localized issues today, though no widespread internet-wide disruption has been detected.

GitHub is reporting degraded availability for Git Operations, with recovery underway as of 19:36 UTC. Cloudflare has partial outages across multiple regions including parts of Africa, Asia, Latin America, and two North American locations (Charlotte and Norfolk), alongside scheduled maintenance in several datacenters. A Cloudflare Zero Trust Gateway issue was identified and resolved earlier today.

Fastly is experiencing a partial outage affecting its Singapore and Tokyo points of presence, plus several other components. Akamai reports packet loss in the India region attributed to cable restoration work by a third-party provider.

Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure are reporting no active incidents. No significant BGP routing issues have been detected.

In the past 72 hours, several notable incidents were resolved: AWS me-central-1 suffered a physical infrastructure incident on March 1 that disrupted the Middle East region. Anthropic Claude experienced a major outage on March 2 affecting its web interface and authentication. OpenAI resolved Sora API errors on March 2. GitHub also resolved a 2.9-hour degraded performance issue with Pull Requests on March 2.

Overall, the internet is functioning with scattered provider-specific issues but remains broadly operational.

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