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2026-03-01 15:18 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — March 1, 2026: Minor Incidents Across OpenAI and Cloudflare

No major internet-wide outages are currently detected. The core infrastructure — AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Fastly, and GitHub — are all reporting normal operations.

OpenAI is experiencing increased authentication failures affecting some ChatGPT users, which began at 06:10 UTC today. A mitigation has been applied and the team is monitoring recovery.

Cloudflare has two minor lingering issues: elevated HTTP request latency at its Newark (EWR) datacenter affecting a subset of requests (a fix was deployed on Feb 26 and is being monitored), and an authentication issue with the Cloudflare Peering Portal due to a third-party auth provider outage (identified Feb 27, does not affect CDN or edge security).

Several Cloudflare datacenters have scheduled maintenance windows in the coming week, including Bogota (Mar 3), Tallinn (Mar 3-4), Lisbon (Mar 4), Sao Paulo (Mar 5), Toronto (Mar 6), and Portland (Mar 9-23).

Looking back at February, the most significant incident was the Cloudflare BYOIP outage on February 20, where 25% of Bring Your Own IP prefixes were unintentionally withdrawn via BGP for over 6 hours. Cloudflare also experienced a BGP route leak on January 22 affecting IPv6 traffic for approximately 25 minutes.

Overall, the internet is up and functioning normally with only minor, localized service disruptions.

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