Women's World Cup final scores new Twitter record
Twitter have announced that the “Tweet’s Per Second” record was smashed this weekend following a nail biting final between Japan and the USA. Tweets surrounding the final, as well as all the other thoughts of Twitter users around the globe, reached 7,196 in a second.
It sails past the previous record of 6,939 at the moment Japan saw in the New Year in 2011.
“New Tweets per second records! End of the #wwc final: 7196 TPS. And today’s end to the Paraguay/Brazil game is now 2nd with 7166 TPS,” stated Twitter’s official feed.
Even the President himself got in on the Tweetng action, posting;
“Incredible performance from #USWNT, no matter what happens. Now on to penalties. Let’s win this.”
If the Women’s World Cup final seems an unusual event to push the new record, in comparision to say the regular World Cup finals, the incredible rate at which Twitter is growing should be taken into account. Just last week over 600,000 new users signed up the service in a single day. Expect to see this record smashed on a regular basis until Twitter’s growth slows.
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results unless all involved regularly sent the updates.
which could lead to patchy results unless all involved regularly sent the updates.
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