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2026-03-10 10:50 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — March 10, 2026: Minor Incidents, No Widespread Disruption

The internet is largely stable today with no major outages affecting global connectivity.

OpenAI is experiencing an ongoing issue with its Codex service, which has been unresponsive since March 9. The team has identified a likely root cause and is actively implementing mitigations. Other OpenAI services including ChatGPT and the API remain operational.

Discord suffered a significant global outage on March 9 that lasted approximately 50 minutes, with millions of users unable to send or load messages. The issue was resolved the same day.

Cloudflare is performing scheduled maintenance across several datacenters including Frankfurt (09:00-11:00 UTC), Los Angeles (07:00-15:00 UTC), and Sao Paulo (06:00-12:00 UTC). Some smaller points of presence in Africa, Asia, and South America are showing partial degradation, likely related to traffic rerouting during maintenance.

All three major cloud providers — AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure — report fully operational status. GitHub is operational following minor Webhooks and Codespaces issues on March 9 that have since been resolved. Fastly and Akamai report no active incidents.

No BGP routing incidents or DNS infrastructure issues have been reported today.

Overall, the internet is up and functioning normally with only isolated, service-specific incidents.

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