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2026-03-25 09:46 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — March 25, 2026: Minor Incidents at Cloudflare and OpenAI

The internet is largely stable today with no widespread outages or major infrastructure disruptions.

Cloudflare is experiencing several minor service issues. Users may encounter intermittent difficulties with Challenge Pages and Turnstile verification, though a fix has been deployed and is being monitored. Cloudflare is also investigating intermittent data gaps in Network Error Logging (no customer traffic impact) and a display issue with Schema Validation block reasons. Scheduled maintenance is underway or planned today at datacenters in Atlanta, Palermo, Singapore, Cape Town, and Paris — some users in those regions may notice slightly increased latency.

OpenAI reports a degraded service issue with ChatGPT file uploads and downloads, which has been ongoing for approximately 9 hours. A mitigation is being implemented. OpenAI APIs remain operational at 99.99% uptime.

All major cloud platforms — AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure — report normal operations with no active incidents. No BGP routing anomalies or DNS infrastructure issues have been detected.

Looking back at recent days: on March 22, Refinitiv experienced a 37-minute outage affecting users in the US, Spain, Switzerland, and Japan. On March 20, Arelion (a global Tier 1 backbone provider) had a 1-hour-38-minute outage impacting multiple regions. Both incidents have been fully resolved.

Overall, the internet is up and functioning normally. The Cloudflare and OpenAI issues are localized and do not affect general internet connectivity.

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