Downdetector

Downdetector by Ookla® provides real-time problem and outage monitoring, often detecting service disruptions before internal systems do. With over 25 million user-submitted reports each month, it offers immediate insight into service issues affecting technology companies, banks, streaming services, gaming platforms, network operators, and other service providers where uptime and reliability impacts customer experience. Downdetector helps businesses monitor key services, diagnose root causes, reduce troubleshooting costs, minimize downtime, and accelerate recovery—ensuring faster resolutions and improved service reliability.

20K+ Services

24/7 monitoring and troubleshooting of 20,000+ online services

150MM+ Unique Users

150+ million annual unique users

25MM+ Average Monthly Reports

25+ million average monthly consumer reports

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USA Today  
Baby names inspired by places such as London and Dallas, and names that start with D and K are on their way out and will be heard less in 2026, new research by BabyCenter has found. The digital parenting resource, that has been publishing reports on baby names since 2004, in a news release Jan. 13, said it "analyzed a year’s worth of baby name data to identify names experiencing the steepest drops in popularity to see which names parents are leaning away from at large, and could be facing extinction."
ABC News  
PCMag Editor-in-Chief Wendy Sheehan Donnell spoke with ABC News’ Stephanie Ramos about the top products at the annual Consumer Electronics Show, from robots to the weirdest AI tech innovations.
Yahoo! Finance  
With 2026 rapidly approaching, the swift pace of AI innovation, combined with the increasing financial, operational, and regulatory fallout from security breaches, makes it clear that advanced cybersecurity technology alone is insufficient. Organisations must now integrate real-world, scenario-based security awareness training to fortify their human defense layer. Explaining the key trends shaping the 2026 threat landscape, Usman Choudhary, Chief Product & Technology Officer, VIPRE Security Group, offers his predictions for the year ahead
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