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Namecheap outage shuts down 5,000 servers after a cooling failure in Phoenix

A cooling-system problem in Phoenix reportedly forced the shutdown of about 5,000 servers during a Namecheap outage. The supplied information does not specify the duration or affected services.

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A large data-center shutdown can disrupt websites and online services dependent on the affected infrastructure.

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  1. Namecheap-Ausfall: 5.000 Server nach Kühlungspanne in Phoenix abgeschaltet ↗blogspan.net · Recorded source date: Sep 2, 2026, 3:16 PM UTC

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