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Anthropic restores Claude service after outage affecting thousands
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Anthropic restores Claude service after outage affecting thousands

The Hill · Mar 2, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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Tech company Anthropic restored service to its artificial intelligence chatbot Claude after a nearly three-hour outage Monday that affected thousands, the company said in a statement. “Claude is back up and running across claude.ai and our apps. We're grateful to our users as the team works to match the incredible demand we've seen for Claude...

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