Twitter plans $1bn in infrastructure and cloud cost savings, after Musk purchase increases debt
Will make outages and errors more likely
News - Twitter
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Twitter data center brought down by California's extreme heat wave
Climate change takes out another data center
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Twitter experiences outages around the world after UK's Queen Elizabeth II dies
Platform still struggles to scale during major events
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Twitter down in global outage
Cause currently unknown
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Twitter experiencing partial outage
Following similar issues yesterday
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Meta and TikTok drive US data center leasing boom
Microsoft has fallen back since last year, but Meta (Facebook) is storming away
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Twitter hit by brief outage
Blamed on an undisclosed technical bug
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Rostelecom suffers outage, blames router error - but may be caused by censorship failure
Outage issues coincided with newly enacted blocks on Twitter
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Twitter expands AWS partnership, moves feed to the cloud
And plans to use Amazon's custom Arm chips
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Tech companies grapple with Hong Kong's new Security Law
Employees at Google and Facebook could be jailed if they refuse new Chinese censorship requests, while data centers could be raided
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Trump order attacks social media; Twitter warns a Presidential tweet glorifies violence
As the US coronavirus death toll passes 100,000
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White House: Trump to sign executive order targeting social media firms
As part of growing US efforts to curtail the free web
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Twitter plans to build out new data center as platform grows
But details on the project are limited
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AMD launches 2nd gen Epyc server CPU, signs Google and Twitter as customers
Data centers are set to get more Epyc
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Tech industry reacts negatively to Trump travel ban
As do stock markets
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The UK's Investigatory Powers Bill demands mass storage of private data
Great for storage vendors, not so good for citizens
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Google forms Montreal AI research group
Continues to grow AI division in Canada, US and UK
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Major DDoS attack on Dyn disrupts AWS, Twitter, Spotify and more
Well this is not good
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Trump opposes transfer of ICANN control out of the US
“Or Internet freedom will be lost for good, since there will be no way to make it great again once it is lost”