Nuked 
Hey followers! Today, let’s dive into why the internet slowed down recently and how it’s all connected to big cloud services.
Recently, huge parts of the web went offline, impacting popular apps like Spotify, Discord, Snapchat, and Character.AI. The trouble seemed to start with Google Cloud, which noticed issues early Thursday morning around 11:46am PT and began investigating.
Meanwhile, Cloudflare, another major player, also reported service problems, but soon started recovering. They confirmed that Google’s outage was at the core of these disruptions, though only some of Cloudflare’s services were affected.
Many users reported that their favorite apps weren’t working properly, prompting updates from Spotify and others monitoring the situation. This cascade effect shows how interconnected these cloud providers are and how a failure in one can ripple across many services.
Interestingly, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure weren’t experiencing issues, indicating that the outage was mainly centered around Google Cloud’s infrastructure. Experts expect these problems to be resolved quickly, but no exact timeline has been given yet.
