Internet Status — June 24, 2026: All Clear, No Widespread Issues

The internet is operating normally today. A full sweep of major cloud platforms, CDNs, DNS infrastructure and crowd-sourced outage trackers shows no widespread disruption.

Core providers are healthy: AWS, Microsoft Azure, GitHub, Akamai, Discord, Slack, Atlassian, Vercel and Fastly all report operational status. Cloudflare is operational aside from degraded availability on two specific Workers AI models, which is not affecting general traffic.

A handful of minor, localized items remain. Google Cloud reports intermittent elevated latency and possible packet loss for traffic originating from Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai, India (asia-south2), an issue tracked since June 5. OpenAI continues to show degraded performance limited to its FedRAMP workspaces. Several providers are running routine, pre-scheduled maintenance windows — DigitalOcean (SFO1 networking), Twilio (US Verizon SMS carrier work) and Zoom (European carriers) — none of which are causing broad customer impact.

Recently resolved: on June 22, a fiber cut on Zayo's network in Eastern North America caused elevated latency, timeouts and errors across Cloudflare, briefly disrupting X, Reddit, Zoom, Discord, Microsoft Teams and Canva. That incident has been fully resolved and connectivity is stable.

Bottom line: no major internet-wide outage is in progress. The internet is up.