Amazon Web Services (AWS) has 
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Following a nearly week long outage, Amazon said it ironed out most of the technical glitches that brought down its Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) data centers. The data centers took a nosedive last Thursday, wreaking havoc on companies that rent Web services and storage from Amazon, including websites like Reddit, Quoora, and Foursquare, but now everything is back to normal, or as normal as they're going to get.
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