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2026-04-08 10:02 UTCAll Clear

Internet Status — April 8, 2026: All Clear

No significant internet-wide outages or disruptions detected today.

All major cloud providers — AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure — are reporting normal operations with no active incidents. OpenAI services are fully operational across all components.

Cloudflare is experiencing minor degraded performance at some edge locations across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and a few other regions, alongside scheduled maintenance at approximately 20 datacenters worldwide. These are routine operations and are not causing meaningful service disruption for end users.

No BGP routing incidents, DNS failures, or undersea cable issues have been reported today.

Looking back at the past 72 hours: a Spectrum/Charter broadband outage on April 2 affected thousands of customers across a dozen U.S. metro areas, and Microsoft 365 experienced a brief global disruption the same day due to degraded infrastructure in the Central U.S. datacenter (resolved within ~75 minutes). An iCloud Mail outage was also resolved by April 6. All of these are now fully restored.

The internet is up and running normally.

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