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Kevin McLaughlin @ The Information · 11/18/2025 17:38 EDT

Cloudflare Back Online After Software Glitch Triggers Major Outage

Cloudflare, whose content delivery network powers many of the world’s most-visited websites, said it has recovered from an outage that took down social media, music streaming, food delivery, online retail and other services for several hours earlier Tuesday. In a post on X, Cloudflare CTO Dane ...

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