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Update on slow message processing at California datacenter

Posted on August 5, 2015 by

2:15PM Pacific — Our monitoring has confirmed that message processing time at our California inbound and outbound servers has returned to normal levels. We are in the process of deploying an update targeted at increasing mailflow efficiency and reducing overall message handling time, which should decrease the likelihood of this recurring.

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