Amazon's cloud services outage takes leading websites, apps offline

NAMPA / Xinhua
2025-10-20
BEIJING, Oct. 20 (Xinhua) -- Amazon's computing service went offline early Monday, causing connectivity issues for companies around the world and disrupting services for several popular websites and apps. Amazon Web Services (AWS) first reported a problem at 12:11 a.m. Eastern Time (0411 GMT) and said it was dealing with an "operational issue" affecting 14 different services in its center in northern Virginia. "We can confirm increased erro......
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