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2026-04-23 11:38 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — April 23, 2026: Minor Incidents, Core Infrastructure Stable

The internet is operating normally today. Major cloud providers — AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud — all report no active severe incidents, and OpenAI is fully operational.

A few minor issues worth noting:

Cloudflare is investigating an issue with its Dashboard API that is affecting the loading of R2 buckets and causing elevated API latency (investigating as of 10:37 UTC). Cloudflare is also running previously scheduled maintenance at its Seattle (SEA), Buenos Aires (EZE), and Minneapolis (MSP) datacenters, which may cause brief latency increases for traffic routed through those regions.

Grok (xAI) users have reported intermittent errors and response delays on the web, mobile apps, and X platform integration since Wednesday evening. Official status pages show services as operational; the disruption appears load-related rather than an infrastructure failure.

No BGP routing incidents, DNS disruptions, or undersea cable issues have been reported in the past 24 hours. Downdetector activity across major consumer services is within normal ranges.

Overall status: incidents detected, minor in scope. The internet is up.

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