Is Google Still Down? What We Know About the Gmail, Workspace and Drive Outage
GLOBAL, JUL 18 – Partial outage disrupts Google Workspace and other major platforms like Zoom and Spotify, affecting millions worldwide due to issues within Google Cloud, reports show.
- In the early afternoon on July 18, a partial outage affected Google services including Gmail, Google Drive, Google Workspace, Gemini, and Nest, impacting users worldwide.
- According to Google Cloud status updates, the initial investigation points to a hardware infrastructure failure as the likely cause, the company said.
- According to outage tracking data, Down Detector revealed a partial outage affecting Google services and also impacting Zoom, Discord, Shopify, Spotify, and Pokémon Go.
- `The issue has been mitigated for all affected users`, Google said, adding services were restored for most users by 2:30 PM EST.
- The outage underscores vulnerabilities of centralized cloud infrastructure, and ensuring resilience and contingency planning for such services is increasingly critical.
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