Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has said Twitter is “very slow” in India and many other countries.
"Twitter is very slow in India, Indonesia & many other countries. This is a fact, not a “claim”. 10 to 15 secs to refresh homeline tweets is common. Sometimes, it doesn't work at all, especially on Android phones. The only question is how much delay is due to bandwidth/latency/app," Musk, Twitter's new owner, tweeted.
In another tweet, he said he would "like to apologise for Twitter being super slow in many countries. The app is doing >1000 poorly batched RPCs just to render a home timeline! I was told ~1200 RPCs independently by several engineers at Twitter, which matches # of microservices. The ex-employee is wrong," he said.
In another tweet, he said "Same app in the US takes ~2 secs to refresh (too long), but ~20 secs in India, due to bad batching/verbose comms. Actually useful data transferred is low.
There are ~1200 "microservices” server side, of which ~40 are critical to Twitter working at all, according to the server control team.
Trimming down that 1200 number, reducing data usage, serialised trips & simplifying the app are all needed to improve the speed of use.”
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
Featured Video Of The Day
How Quickly Can Trump's Musk-Led Efficiency Panel Slash US Federal Regulations? Elon Musk Slams 'Ridiculously Slow And Difficult' US Immigration System Video: Notre-Dame In Paris Rises From The Ashes, Set To Reopen Next Month "Thousand Times Better...": Delhi Lt Governor's Surprise For AAP's Atishi Votes In Maharashtra And Jharkhand To Be Counted Today: 10 Points 2 Children Strangled To Death In Bengaluru, Parents Blame Each Other: Cops Indian Army Celebrates 77th Anniversary Of Poonch's Historic Link-Up 2 Delhi Police Woman Constable Reunites 104 Missing Children With Families Putin Vows More Hypersonic Missile Tests As Ukraine Seeks Air Defence Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.