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2026-02-28 11:51 UTCAll Clear

Internet Status — February 28, 2026: All Clear

No major internet outages or widespread disruptions detected today.

All major cloud providers are reporting normal operations. AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure show no active incidents. OpenAI reports all systems operational.

Cloudflare is performing scheduled maintenance at its Chicago (ORD) datacenter through 14:00 UTC, with traffic rerouted and potential minor latency increases for nearby users. The ongoing Newark (EWR) HTTP request latency issue, first identified on February 16, continues to be monitored but has not expanded in scope. A minor Cloudflare Peering Portal authentication issue was identified yesterday due to a third-party auth provider.

GitHub is operational with a minor Copilot agent sessions incident. Fastly and Akamai are running normally — Akamai resolved an India region packet loss issue yesterday. Google Cloud resolved a Vertex AI Gemini API error rate issue on February 27 after approximately two hours.

Overall, the internet is stable and functioning normally. The residual Cloudflare EWR monitoring is contained and not causing widespread impact.

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