Massive global crash occurs in Goggle’s work

A large-scale crash occurred in the work of the worldwide search engine Google; users from a number of countries faced serious problems when trying to use Google.
 
According to the website Downdetector (this resource tracks the availability of various Internet services), Google search engine hasn’t not work for a significant number of people from 02:37 Moscow time on the tenth of January.
 
Internet users from the United States of America, Great Britain, Japan, Australia, the Russian Federation, India, Brazil, Turkey, Spain, Peru and other countries have had problems with access to Google servers.
 
Most of these people complained that they were unable to access their Google accounts. Approximately thirty percent of the people who had problems with accessing Google complained about the inaccessibility of the Google search engine.
 
What exactly happened to Google’s servers is unknown. Official representatives of the American technology corporation Google has not yet commented on the issue.
 
It is assumed that the problems could be caused by a power outage in one of the central nodes of the Google infrastructure. However, more serious problems are not excluded, Planet Today reports.

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