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2026-03-09 15:07 UTCAll Clear

Internet Status — March 9, 2026: All Clear

No major internet-wide outages or disruptions detected today.

Google Cloud reports all services operational with no active incidents. Cloudflare is performing scheduled maintenance at its Portland (PDX) datacenter (14:00–23:59 UTC) and London (LHR) datacenter (23:00 UTC March 9 – 07:00 UTC March 10), with some partial outages at smaller edge locations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America — typical for edge points of presence and not impacting core services. AWS and Azure report no official incidents, though Azure OpenAI saw 57 user-submitted outage reports in the past 24 hours without an official acknowledgment. GitHub is operational with 26 user reports from the past 24 hours now resolved.

No active BGP routing incidents were detected. The most recent notable BGP events — a Cloudflare route leak on January 22 and a Verizon route leak in February — are fully resolved.

Virgin Media in the UK saw some user-reported disruptions earlier today, but no widespread ISP outages are confirmed.

Overall, the internet is functioning normally with only routine maintenance activities underway.

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