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Coinbase, Others Go Down as Amazon Web Services Outage Takes Down Swath of Internet

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Coinbase, Others Go Down as Amazon Web Services Outage Takes Down Swath of Internet

Leading cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase and thousands of other platforms on the internet are reporting recurring interrupted service and pointing the finger at cloud provider Amazon Web Services, which experienced an outage.

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