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Google Reports Cloud Disruptions in Europe Region

Google Reports Cloud Disruptions in Europe Region
NYT Technology Tuesday 20 October 2026, 11:09 UTC By Leo Sands 1 min read
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A Google office in London. Its cloud services were experiencing intermittent network failures in the region, the company said on Tuesday.

A Google office in London. Its cloud services were experiencing intermittent network failures in the region, the company said on Tuesday. [Image text:] Google eoodls DOOE Google
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