X recovers after a loss of data center

X finally seems to recover from a data center failure that reduces the website for some users on Thursday and caused persistent problems until Friday. According to the company’s developer platform page, there was a “local failure”, which began on Thursday, May 22nd, at 11 a.m. PT, from 10:35 a.m. on Friday morning.

The developer site finds that X still experiences a “degraded performance” of some of his registration features. The company has not officially commented on the ongoing technical problems since an update on Thursday afternoon when the company said that a data center failure caused “performance problems” for some users.

At this point, reports reported in which online service failures were pursued as users reported problems with access to direct messages and other functions. The company has not worked out about the cause of the longer failure, Timing will match a reported fire in an X -data center in Oregon on Thursday. Accordingly Firefighters responded to a fire in one of X near Portland, Oregon, on Thursday at 10:21 a.m. PT Pt ratio. The extent of the damage is unclear, but the firefighting teams were reportedly on the scene for several hours. The batteries were apparently a factor for the fire.

X has not answered questions about fire or to the data center failure that he has opened. However, this would not be the first headache with data center X. Shortly after Elon Musk took over the company in 2022, he insisted that he would put the company’s servers from a facility in California to a room in Oregon to save money. And while Twitter engineers had insisted that the process would take months, Musk insisted in a few weeks in a few weeks in an incident muscle biographer.

While Musk was able to achieve his goal, to quickly lay the servers, his random approach to move on months -long technical questions for the company and through the Federal Trade Commission.

Update, May 23, 2025, 12 p.m. PT: This post has been changed to reflect the latest updates from X about the failure. It has been updated several times beforehand and this information is now contained in the story above.