Amazon Web Services faced a massive outage impacting over 1,000 websites, including Snapchat and Reddit. The issue, stemming from faulty automation in its DNS systems, raised concerns about reliance on cloud providers. Some services remain down as AWS works to improve reliability.
Beyond Meat's stock has skyrocketed over 1,000% in just four days, sparking debates about market bubbles and meme stock phenomena. Despite a surge in interest, the company still faces significant challenges in sales and profitability. Is this rally real or just a fleeting moment fueled by online hype?
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner is under fire after unearthed Reddit comments from 2013 downplay military sexual assault, prompting him to disavow his past remarks in a recent interview.
iOS 26's new Liquid Glass interface is causing chaos as users report feeling dizzy from the optical illusion created by app icons. The issue has gone viral on Reddit, with users expressing their frustrations about the distracting design.
After just 24 hours of launching GPT-5, OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman announced the return of GPT-4o following an uproar from users mourning its loss. Many express their strong emotional ties to the previous model, leading to significant subscription cancellations.
A father thought he scored a great deal with a $1200 gaming PC, but ended up with outdated hardware that can't handle modern games. Discover the shocking details behind this purchase and what to avoid when buying a gaming rig.
Reddit users report that some Galaxy Z Fold 7 display units aren't unfolding completely, raising concerns about potential hinge flaws. However, others claim their devices work perfectly. Is it a widespread issue or just a few faulty models?
Instagram users are in uproar over unexplained account bans, with many suspecting AI automation is at fault. A Change.org petition has gained traction, and some are threatening legal action against Meta due to the impact on their livelihoods.
In a landmark move, Reddit is suing Anthropic for allegedly using its data to train AI models without permission. This lawsuit marks a significant confrontation between Big Tech and AI developers over data rights.
An AI experiment on Reddit's r/ChangeMyView has ignited controversy over ethical breaches and lack of consent from participants, prompting backlash from moderators and experts alike.
