#downtime

#downtime

Website issues caused by unreliable hosting infrastructure, security gaps, and chronic downtime are costing companies a significant amount of money. A survey of 500 business owners, developers, and IT decision-makers revealed an average loss of five hours per month to downtime. Many industries reported notable downtime, with prolific losses: one-in-five companies losing more than $2,500 per month. Education leads in costs at $663 per month while issues from poor hosting have made businesses experience security vulnerabilities and hacking attempts.

Power supply problems remain the most common cause of 'impactful' datacentre downtime incidents, with UPS issues being the leading factor in these outages.

4chan is experiencing significant downtime, prompting speculation of a hack and highlighting the lack of tech upgrades since its sale in 2015.

We have less than half an hour of downtime per year, compared with the industry average of 87 hours. The cost of that downtime is significant.

I realized that the three days I planned were not nearly enough... if I had to plan the trip over again, I'd schedule at least four or five days in Dubai.

The costs of unplanned IT downtime are rapidly escalating, averaging $14,056 per minute in 2023, with potential losses reaching millions per hour for large enterprises.