Google reported a partial Search service disruption on October 3 at 1:00 PM Pacific Time, citing an ongoing data center issue affecting serving in some locales. Updates are being posted on the official Search Status Dashboard.
Key details
According to Google's status page, the disruption may affect the serving of some pages in certain locales. Google is working to identify the root cause.
- Product: Google Search - Serving
- Issue: Ongoing data center problem
- Impact: Some pages in some locales may be affected
- Start time: October 3, 1:00 PM Pacific Time
- Status: Ongoing investigation
- Next update: Within 24 hours of the latest post
- Source: Search Status Dashboard
What we know about impact
Google has not specified which pages or regions are affected. The incident description states:
some pages in some locales.
Background
Google operates the Search Status Dashboard to report significant Search incidents across crawling, indexing, and serving. It provides incident summaries, timestamps, and resolution updates. The dashboard launched in December 2022 and is maintained by the Google Search team. For more context, see Google's Search Status Dashboard overview.
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