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2026-04-22 15:13 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — April 22, 2026: Platform-Level Incidents, Core Internet Stable

The core internet is operating normally today. Major cloud platforms including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Cloudflare report no widespread outages. Cloudflare has scheduled maintenance underway at its Seattle (SEA) and Salt Lake City (SLC) datacenters, which may cause minor latency increases in those regions but is not a service outage.

Several platform-level incidents are being tracked:

OpenAI is investigating elevated conversation error rates for ChatGPT Enterprise, Business, and Education workspaces; a mitigation has been applied and recovery is being monitored.

Grok (xAI) is showing elevated user reports of accessibility issues starting around 00:00 ET.

Fastly is tracking elevated errors for its Fastly Application component, ongoing since April 21.

AWS has minor, regionally-scoped reports affecting UAE Cloud Map and ElastiCache, plus intermittent Management Console issues.

Recently resolved over the past 72 hours:

April 20: ChatGPT global outage affecting 13,000+ users.

April 20: Fastly Ashburn (IAD) POP node crashes causing 5xx errors.

April 20: Cloudflare Johannesburg (JNB) datacenter performance issue.

No BGP route leaks, DNS infrastructure problems, or undersea cable disruptions are currently reported. The internet is up.

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