EPISODE · May 8, 2026 · 13 MIN
Which LLM provider actually stays up?
from Agent Mode AI · host Agent Mode AI
Episode 8 of Agent Mode AI. Abby and Avery walk AM-136, the foundation- model uptime track-record claim. Twenty-four-month operational record across Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, AWS Bedrock, and Azure OpenAI. Why the status pages do not tell the procurement team what they need to know. The SLA-credit gap that almost every enterprise customer discovers only after their first incident. Three multi-provider routing patterns. Three contract language additions every 2026 enterprise renewal MSA should require. Sources cited: - status.anthropic.com (Anthropic incident reports) - status.openai.com (OpenAI incident reports) - status.cloud.google.com (Google Cloud / Gemini API) - health.aws.amazon.com (AWS Service Health Dashboard) - status.azure.com (Azure / Azure OpenAI) - LiteLLM, OpenRouter, Portkey project documentation Claims tracked: - AM-136 — Foundation-model uptime SLA track record — agentmodeai.com/holding/?claim=AM-136 Related claims: - AM-026 — The 60-question agentic AI RFP - AM-138 — Vendor MSA renewal post-EU-AI-Act-enforcement - AM-123 — Agent observability stack Newsletter and the full Holding-up ledger: agentmodeai.com
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Twenty-four months of operational record across the five major foundation-model providers. AM-136 documents Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, AWS Bedrock, and Azure OpenAI. Every provider had at least one multi-hour outage that exceeded its own SLA-credit thresh
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Which LLM provider actually stays up?
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