The cloud platform says it is currently working to resolve the outage, caused by overheating at a data center in Northern Virginia.

Amazon Web Services' (AWS) Northern Virginia cloud region has been impacted by a "loss of power" in one of its availability zones. The impacted zone (use1-az4) saw issues as of May 7 at 5:25pm PDT, ...

It's resolved now.

What happened?: A cooling failure caused a thermal event at AWS's US-EAST-1 data center in Virginia, leading to overheating, power loss, and widespread service outages. Who was impacted?: Major ...

AWS experienced a data center outage in its North Virginia facility, linked to temperature and power issues. The disruption affected multiple cloud customers, including major platforms such as ...

An overheating AWS data center in Virginia triggered the Coinbase outage on May 7, disrupting trading and transfers for hours ...

A single data centre’s cooling system fell behind. AWS shifted traffic away from the affected zone and warned that fully restoring the remaining services would take longer than expected. Amazon Web ...

May 7 (Reuters) - Amazon's cloud unit reported an outage at one of its data center zones in northern Virginia on Thursday, while derivatives marketplace CME Group and cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase ...

Coinbase moved markets through auction mode before restoring exchange, web and mobile trading access following the disruption. Crypto exchange Coinbase has restored trading across its exchange, ...

Major companies using Amazon.com's data services got a painful lesson this week about how the complexity and market dominance ...

A Domain Name System error that originated from Amazon's largest and oldest data center took down major sites Monday. The outage has been resolved.