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Technology first reported 1h ago by Tom's Hardware · updated 51m ago

Two HPE Juniper network routers grounded all the US flights on Friday

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Tom's Hardware reports that the FAA determined a rogue feature in two newly installed HPE Juniper network routers was to blame for communications glitches on Friday. According to the outlet, those glitches caused a nationwide ground stop of US flights.

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  1. Tom's Hardware FIRST 1h ago Two HPE Juniper network routers grounded all the US flights on Friday

    The FAA determined that a rogue feature in two newly installed routers are to blame for the communications glitches that caused the nationwide ground stop.

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