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2026-02-25 10:21 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — February 25, 2026: Minor Cloudflare Degradation; Major Providers Stable

Overall, the internet is functioning normally today with one minor ongoing issue.

Cloudflare continues to experience degraded performance at its Newark (EWR) datacenter, with elevated latency affecting a subset of HTTP requests and intermittent errors for customers using the Data Loss Prevention (DLP) service. This issue has been under investigation since February 16, with fixes being implemented. Additionally, Cloudflare has scheduled maintenance windows today across several datacenters including Minneapolis (MSP), Porto Alegre (POA), San Jose (SJC), Singapore (SIN), and Marseille (MRS), which may cause slight latency increases in those regions.

All other major infrastructure providers are reporting normal operations. AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure show no active incidents. Akamai, OpenAI, and GitHub are operational.

Recent resolved incidents of note:

Cloudflare BYOIP/BGP outage on February 20 (6 hours, fully resolved) — Cloudflare withdrew customer BYOIP routes via BGP, causing affected customers to be unreachable from the internet.

AWS CloudFront DNS resolution failure on February 10 (resolved Feb 11) — CloudFront returned NXDOMAIN responses, cascading across 8 AWS services and impacting 20+ downstream platforms including Salesforce, Discord, and Adobe.

ChatGPT experienced widespread outages on February 3-4, with over 28,000 user reports on the first day.

Sources: Cloudflare Status (cloudflarestatus.com), AWS Health Dashboard (health.aws.amazon.com), Google Cloud Status (status.cloud.google.com), Azure Status (azure.status.microsoft)

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