DeepSeek Crashes, Repair Not Completed After 12 Hours

AirdropBlackHole · 2026-03-30T03:14:01+00:00

On March 30, DeepSeek experienced a significant service interruption, causing login failures and content loss for users. The issues were identified and resolved within hours, trending on social media as "DeepSeek Crashed."

AirdropBlackHole

2026-03-30 03:14:01

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On March 30, it was reported that from the evening of March 29 to the early hours of March 30, DeepSeek experienced a large-scale service interruption. Users encountered repeated messages on both the web and app stating ‘Server Busy’ and ‘Please check your network and try again,’ which resulted in login failures, interrupted conversations, and content loss. The phrase ‘DeepSeek Crashed’ quickly trended on social media. According to the incident report, at 21:35 yesterday, DeepSeek detected anomalies in its web and app services and began an investigation, resolving the issue by 23:23 the same day. Today at 00:20, DeepSeek investigated performance issues with the web and app, and implemented a repair plan by 01:24. (Financial Associated Press)

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