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Welcome to the tech brew right home for Monday, October 20th, 2025.

I'm Brian McCullough today. Big AWS outage took down half the internet overnight. X wants you to be able to snap up dormant

or desirable X handles. Blackwell chips look like they've finally hit volume production in the U.S.

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makers of plain old cables. Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

As I am typing this, there are still a few residual problems I've been noticing around the

web all morning, but overnight there was a big

AWS outage that took down a bunch of things, including Amazon, Fortnite, chat GPT, and

Snapchat.

AWS says the underlying DNS issue has been fully mitigated, and most operations are succeeding

normally now after a major U.S. East 1 outage beginning at 3.11 a.m.

Eastern Time. Quoting the verge. As of 6.35 a.m. Eastern time, the AWS status checker is reporting

that most AWS service operations are succeeding normally now, and some of the impacted platforms,

including Fortnite, Epic Games Store, and Perplexity have announced

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