2025-10-20
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A massive meltdown at Amazon Internet Services takes down huge parts of the internet.
It's World Business Express from the BBC World Service.
I'm Sarah Rogers.
We're also in China, where is economic futures being decided and in India,
how the surge in gold prices is being felt by those celebrating Diwali.
But first, how many times a day do you hear at least one of these sounds?
Popular websites including Snapchat, gaming platforms,
Roblox and Fortnite and a number of banking apps have all been down.
Also affected are Amazon services including Alexa, Ring and Amazon Prime Video.
The issue appears to be with Amazon Web Services.
It offers companies a virtual backbone giving them access to servers,
databases and storage without them having to build their own infrastructure.
Well, AWS says it's fixed the issue, which had to do with some servers in the US,
but businesses relying on it say they've already lost money.