The world’s most popular search engine Google has billions of users. The technology giant announced that a new search record was broken in the World Cup Final. In addition, the social media platform also broke the sharing record. Here are the details…
Google breaks search record in World Cup Final!
FIFA’s World Cup Final, which is held every four years and took place in Qatar this year, was followed with excitement by millions of people. This tournament, in which Argentina was victorious, brought a new record with it.
Search (Google) recorded the highest traffic in 25 years in the #FIFAWorldCup finale, as if the whole world was searching for one thing!
With the tweet shared by Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Twitter, he announced that during the World Cup Final, which took place last day, the highest search traffic occurred in the last 25 years, that is, since the establishment of the company.
Pichai did not share any data on search traffic yesterday. However, when we look at Trends, a service of Google, we see that the most popular search globally is the World Cup Final, while the statistics are increasing day by day.
Twitter broke the record with 24 thousand tweets per second!
Alongside Google, a record also came from the popular social media platform. Twitter CEO Elon Musk tweeted that thanks to France’s goal during the World Cup Final, only one 24,400 tweets per second announced that he had set a new record.
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