On September 3, 2026, ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok all experienced major outages within hours of each other, exposing a critical vulnerability: the world's AI infrastructure is far more interconnected than it appears. While the immediate causes differed—a routing error at OpenAI, infrastructure issues at Anthropic, and a compute center failure at xAI's Memphis facility—the near-simultaneous collapse revealed a troubling reality for organizations that believed they had built redundancy by distributing workloads across competing vendors.
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