Musk Mentions Twitter Backend Server Architecture Upgrade As Platform Comes Back Online

Thousands of Twitter users complained of an outage affecting them on Wednesday. Even as the platform came back online, company’s CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the platform’s backend server architecture has been improved “significantly”.

But Musk’s tweet on the server architecture upgradation made no correlation between the outage and the upgrade.

“Twitter should feel faster", added Musk in his tweet on server architecture upgrade.

On Wednesday, Twitter users were unable to access the social media platform. Additionally, they were unable to use key features on the platform for several hours before services were restored. 

The outage was social media platform’s first major disruption since Musk took over Twitter as CEO on Oct. 27.

Downdetector reported roughly 10,000 users getting affected by the outage in the US alone. The outage had affected international users beyond the US in the UK, Canada, Germany, Italy and India.