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December 30th, 2009

Twitter To Deliver Several Billion Tweets Per Hour In 2010

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2009 has been indeed a great year for the micro-blogging platform Twitter with major updates and growth. It moved from social network used by tech-savvy to trendiest celebrity and firms. And now co-founder Stone is more confident of its growth in the upcoming year with momentous changes. Stone shares his view on what he sees as twitter future in a piece of article on British Newspaper The Times.

In the article Stone says

For us, it has been a year during which we realised that no matter how sophisticated the algorithms get, no matter how many machines we add to the network, our work is not about the triumph of technology, it is about the triumph of humanity,” “In the new year, Twitter will begin supporting a billion search queries a day. We will be delivering several billion tweets per hour to users around the world,” Stone also adds.

This is the most interesting to know how Stone claims that the site would continue to grow fast and would further serve billions of tweets every hour in next year. As for now we have approximately 1 million tweets every hour and 7 billion in total. However, we can clearly see Twitter to become the most important tool for updated latest new and trends.


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