Fire at data centre disrupts Alibaba Cloud services, affecting Lazada and TikTok


As of 1am today, Alibaba Cloud said fire fighting efforts were ongoing but caused water to accumulate in the server room, posing a risk of electrical short circuits. — Image by rawpixel.com on Freepik

PETALING JAYA: A lithium battery explosion at a Singapore data centre on the morning of Sept 10 caused a fire, resulting in “network access anomalies” for Alibaba Cloud and disrupting services it hosts, including those in Malaysia.

W.Media, a tech publisher on cloud and data centres, reported that the disruption affected Lazada and Bytedance. It claimed that internal teams and sellers using these platforms experienced various issues.

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