Internet Status — August 1, 2026: Minor Incidents, No Widespread Outage

No internet-wide disruptions are underway today. The core cloud platforms — AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure — all report normal operations, and crowd-sourced outage trackers show no unusual report activity.

The main item to watch is Akamai, which is investigating an emerging edge delivery issue described as a partial disruption of HTTP/HTTPS traffic with 400 errors (last update 11:12 UTC on [akamaistatus.com](akamaistatus.com)). User-facing impact appears limited so far — outage trackers show no significant report spikes — and all other Akamai services are listed as operational.

Cloudflare is monitoring a fix for network performance issues at its Hamburg, Germany (HAM) data center; customers routing through Hamburg may see intermittent request errors. This follows a cluster of minor, quickly-resolved Cloudflare incidents on July 31 (Istanbul, Ashburn, London, and brief API availability issues) — details on [cloudflarestatus.com](cloudflarestatus.com).

Elsewhere: GitHub reports degraded availability for one Copilot AI model due to an upstream provider issue, with all core GitHub services operational. Twilio continues to work through carrier-specific voice and SMS issues, including voice call failures to Core Communications subscribers in the US and to Reliance Jio subscribers in India, plus SMS delays affecting carriers in Cambodia, Angola, and Puerto Rico.

No BGP, DNS, or undersea cable incidents were reported today. Slack, Zoom, Discord, OpenAI, Stripe, Vercel, Heroku, DigitalOcean, Azure DevOps, and Atlassian all report normal operations. One caveat: Fastly's status page could not be reached during this check, though no Fastly outage signals appeared anywhere else.