Target's Online Operations Recover from Recent Technology Outage
December 21, 2025 - 08:31
Target's online services have successfully stabilized after experiencing a significant technology outage that impacted various digital functions during the busy holiday shopping season. This disruption caused challenges for customers trying to utilize essential services such as order pickup, drive-up options, returns, and access to order history.
As shoppers flocked to the store's website and app in search of holiday deals, the technical difficulties created frustration and delays for many. The outage raised concerns about the company's ability to handle the increased online traffic typical of this time of year. However, Target has since confirmed that its systems are back online and functioning normally.
The company is working diligently to ensure that such disruptions do not occur again in the future, especially as the holiday shopping season continues. Target's swift response to the outage reflects its commitment to providing a seamless shopping experience for its customers, both online and in-store.
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