2026-06-25 11:42 UTCAll Clear

Internet Status — June 25, 2026: All Clear, Only Minor Provider Incidents

The internet is operating normally today. No major internet-wide outages, BGP incidents, DNS failures, or undersea cable disruptions are active as of this report.

Core infrastructure is healthy. Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, GitHub, Discord, Akamai, Slack, Atlassian, Zoom, and DigitalOcean all report all systems operational. Cloudflare is operational following its full recovery from the June 22 third-party fiber cut in Eastern North America, which was resolved the same day at 21:22 UTC.

A handful of minor, isolated incidents are worth noting, none of which represent a widespread disruption:

Vercel: A new incident identified this morning (08:27 UTC) is leaving some Workflow runs stuck as pending; a fix is in progress and an instant rollback workaround is available.

Google Cloud: An ongoing regional network issue (since June 5) is causing intermittent elevated latency and packet loss for traffic from Delhi, Chennai, and Mumbai, India; impact is limited to that region.

OpenAI: Degraded performance on FedRAMP workspaces and API orgs remains under investigation; the standard API and ChatGPT are unaffected.

Twilio: Several localized carrier-specific issues — voice call failures to Italian numbers, and SMS delivery delays affecting specific carriers in Indonesia, Botswana, and (now recovering) US Verizon short codes.

Cloudflare: Workers AI shows degraded performance limited to two specific models (Kimi K2.6 and K2.7-code).

Recently resolved in the past 72 hours: Cloudflare's June 22 fiber-cut incident, a GitHub Copilot suggestions issue (June 23), and several short Akamai edge-delivery incidents.

Bottom line: the internet is up. The issues present today are minor, localized, and provider-specific, with no broad consumer-facing impact.

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