Gmail Outage Due to Insufficient Router Capacity »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 2 months, 3 weeks ago in Science & TechnologyYes, folks, despite the fact that Google has tons of hardware in place for all their services, and tons of redundant hardware as well, yesterday's Gmail outage that brought so many people angst (so much so that Google Trends top 20+ Trends were Gmail-related) was because of insufficient router capacity.
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