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Technology AWS Billing Glitch Shows Customers Erroneous Fees of Up to $7.1 Trillion
A global billing glitch in Amazon Web Services displayed incorrect estimated charges to customers, with some seeing fees in the billions and trillions. The root cause was an issue with the estimated billing computation subsystem, which AWS is now rolling back. The issue is expected to be resolved by the weekend.
Commodities Heating Oil Customers to Get Compensation After Cancelled Orders and Price Hikes During Iran War
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has secured compensation for heating oil customers whose orders were cancelled and prices raised after the US-Israel war with Iran broke out. Wholesale oil prices jumped from $70 to $120 per barrel, and retail prices peaked 92% higher. Some 1,700 households were forced to re-order at higher prices or go without fuel, costing up to £350. The regulator plans legal action against suppliers that refuse to compensate.
Technology Crusoe Pauses Wyoming Data Center After Google Backs Out
Crusoe has paused development of a massive 1.8GW data center in Cheyenne, Wyoming, after key customer Google raised concerns about cost and construction time. The project may proceed without Crusoe as Black Hills Corp moves forward, and Crusoe's interest in the site is likely to be bought out by development partners.