Outage at Amazon Web Services takes down apps, websites

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Outage at Amazon Web Services takes down apps, websites globally
Scores of the websites and apps, including Facebook, Disney+ and Reddit were hit by a global outage overnight caused by an "operational issue" at U.S. cloud services provider Amazon Web Services. At the peak of the incident,

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Amazon Web Services outage persists as recovery stalls, impacting many websites and apps
Internet services outage leaves websites and apps lagging across the world
Amazon cloud service AWS down globally; Snapchat, Prime Video among those affected
Amazon Web Services (AWS) experienced a major outage on Monday, disrupting access to numerous popular apps and websites including Fortnite, Snapchat, Coinbase, Robinhood, and Amazon's own services.

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Amazon says AWS cloud service is back to normal after outage disrupts businesses worldwide
Massive Amazon’s AWS outage nearly resolved after disrupting apps, services worldwide
Amazon Web Services outage: Here’s how many users are impacted and the downtime costs
“The financial impact of this outage will easily reach into the hundreds of billions due to loss in productivity for millions of workers that cannot do their job, plus business operations that are sto...

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AWS outage brings half the internet down
AWS down: Check full list of websites and apps affected by Amazon Cloud outage on October 20

Amazon web services return to 'normal operations' after mass outage, tech giant says

More than 1,000 companies had 6.5 million reports of disruption, including Snapchat, Reddit, Roblox and Lloyds bank.

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An Amazon Web Services outage caused some consumers to go without their early morning Starbucks mobile order and Wordle.

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A widespread Amazon Web Services outage disrupted online services around the world Monday, including Ticketmaster systems relied upon for entry to Game 7 of the American League Championship Series.
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