Named in a role in 4 records, and mentioned in the text of 14 entries, between 2018 and 2026.
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A transformer box on a footpath outside Amazon’s office on Baglur Main Road in Bengaluru exploded, injuring two pedestrians. One suffered severe burns to the hands after falling in the blast, and the other sustained minor injuries. A student walking nearby...
On 1 April 2026, Bahrain's interior minister said the defence force was extinguishing a fire at a company facility as a result of Iranian aggression, without naming the firm. Citing the Financial Times, Data Center Dynamics reported that the facility was an...
A fire broke out in solar panels on the roof of the Amazon Fulfillment Center at 1550 W. Main St. in West Jefferson, west of Columbus, on 8 April 2026. Firefighters from several departments, led by the Jefferson Township Fire Department, responded at about...
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On 1 March 2026, at around 4:30am Pacific time (4:30pm UAE time), one Availability Zone, mec1-az2, in Amazon Web Services' ME-CENTRAL-1 region in the UAE was impacted by objects that struck the data centre, creating sparks and fire. AWS initially reported...
On the morning of 23 November 2025, a turbine at the Amazon Wind Farm US East, also known as the Desert Wind facility, in Pasquotank County, North Carolina, was photographed with only two blades. Avangrid, which operates the 208 MW site of 104 Gamesa G114...
A news headline reports that Amazon shut down rooftop solar after fires and electrical explosions. The available report does not say where this happened, how many sites were involved, what equipment failed, whether anyone was injured, or how long the shutdown...
On 22 December 2021 Amazon Web Services (AWS) reported a loss of power within a single data centre in one Availability Zone, USE1-AZ4, of its US-EAST-1 region in the United States. Issues began around 7:30 a.m. ET and were still affecting services at 1 p.m....
In June 2021 a two-alarm fire broke out on a Tuesday afternoon on the roof of the Amazon warehouse in Perryville, Maryland. The Susquehanna Hose Company said the building was evacuated while crews worked to put the fire out. The State Fire Marshal ruled the...
On Friday 2 March 2018, a nor'easter storm knocked out utility power in the Washington region, including Loudoun County, Virginia. Equinix said that the weather affected power at a property it leases in Ashburn, Virginia, and that it activated its contingency...
Amazon said that in June 2018 a solar system installed by SolarCity on one of its warehouses in Redlands, California, caught fire. Amazon said it was taking steps to protect other facilities and had no plans to install further Tesla solar systems. A Tesla...
On 4 June 2016 at 10:25 PM PDT (5 June Sydney time), a utility provider suffered a loss of power at a regional substation during severe weather, cutting utility power to multiple Amazon Web Services facilities in the Sydney Region. The event was an unusually...
On the afternoon of 17 November 2015, the Sovereign House data centre in London Docklands, operated by TelecityGroup, lost utility power at around 14:00. The facility appears to have failed to switch over to its backup generators. Power was restored but then...
On 14 June 2012 an Amazon Web Services data centre in the US-East-1 availability zone in Ashburn, Virginia, lost utility power at 8:44 p.m. Pacific time. The facility transferred to backup generators as designed. About nine minutes later a defective cooling...
At 18:16 local time on Sunday 7 August 2011, a 110kV transformer operated by ESB Networks failed at Citywest, Dublin, Ireland. The failure caused an explosion and fire, which ESB said were localised to the transformer's bushings or insulators, and serious...
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