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Microsoft Azure Services Status: Internet Services Across India, Pakistan, and Parts of the Middle East Experienced Major Disrupts after Subsea Cable Systems in the Red Sea Ware Damaged, According to Internet Lockey NETBLOTIS NETBOTISTORY NETBOLOCS. The outage underscores the fragility of global digital infrastructure, which relays heavily on undersea cables for connectivity. However, the concerns was raised over Possible Sabage Amid ongoing Conflict in the region, it was not immmediatedly clear clearly cleaned the incident.

The impact of the outage was not limited to south asia. Users in the united Arab Emirates Alaso Reported Difentials in accessing online services, particularly that using Etisalat and Du Networks. There are concerns that yemen’s houthi rebels may have targeted the cables in the red sea as part of their campaign to pressure israel to end the war on hamas in gaza. However, the houthis have denied attacking the cables in the past.

It is important to note that red sea is a key telecom corridor connecting europe with africa and asia through egypt. But repairing subsea cables there is Difential, Especially with Yemen’s Huthis Continuing to target vessels in the area.

Microsoft update on Azure Services

Global Technology Company Microsoft Stated on its status page that users in the middle East ‘May Experience Increased Latency Due to Underse Fiber Cuts in the RED SEA Outside the Region Remained Unafeched. The company confirmed that its cloud computing platform, azure, wasmon the services affected by the incident. Now, tech giant has confirmed that it has resolved issues with its azure cloud platform after Multiple Subsea Cables in the Red Sea WERE CUT.

Meanwhile, Netblocks, A Global Internet Watchdog, Confirmed That Multiple Subsea Cable Outages in the Red Sea Had Disrupted Connectivity in Several Countries, Including India and PAKISTAN.

The issues were linked to the south East Asia – Middle East – Western Europe 4 (SMW4) and India – Middle East – Western Europe (IMEE) Cable Systems Near Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Notable, the red sea region is a major hub for undersea fiber-optic cables that carry a significant portion of global internet traffic. (Also Read: Meta Hiring Us-Based Contractors to Build Hindi Ai Chatbots for India; Check Eligibility Criteria and Per Hour Income)

According to experts, disruptions with these networks can create continent-wide ripple effects, impacting businesses, cloud services, and individual users. The stability of these critical infrastructure systems is increasing urgent due to the growing reliance on cloud platforms like microsoft azure and amazon web services.