Update Oct. 20, 1:15 p.m. UTC: This article has been updated to include comments from Dr. Max Li, founder and CEO of OORT. Coinbase and Robinhood were among several major platforms distressed by an ...

A major outage at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Monday disrupted a large portion of the internet, taking down apps, websites and online tools used by millions of people around the world, before ...

Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN), Amazon Web Services confirmed a widespread operational disruption on Monday that caused increased error rates and latency across ...

TL;DR: The big AWS outage at the start of the week caused Eight Sleep's smart beds to malfunction, overheating or locking in awkward positions due to a reliance on cloud-based controls with no offline ...

Some websites and services went offline early Monday after a problem with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon Web Services (AWS) a subsidiary of Amazon that provides on-demand cloud computing platforms.

Amazon Web Services reports significant recovery after a massive outage affected many websites and apps, particularly in the US East 1 region. After experiencing a massive outage that impacted many ...

While you were sleeping, large parts of the Amazon Web Services (AWS)-based internet went offline around the world. According to the AWS outage monitor, the problem stemmed from a misconfiguration of ...

Websites and services across the United States and around the world struggled to recover Monday after a problem at Amazon Web Services (AWS) left leading games, publishers, streaming platforms and ...

Amazon has revealed the cause of this week’s hours-long Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage, which took everything from Signal to smart beds offline, was a bug in automation software that had widespread ...

A major outage at Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Monday disrupted a large portion of the internet, taking down apps, websites and online tools used by millions of people around the world, before ...

Did you wake up to unresponsive Ring cameras on Monday? Join the club. Amazon Web Services went on the fritz early Monday morning, and it took out a slew of online services with it—everything from ...