Re:Twitter Announces Fire Hose Marketplace: Up to 10k Keywor...
by xtacy on Monday April 04, 2011 @08:14PM
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I think storage is not just the tweets. It's also the meta data, especially the ReTweets. Considering that content dies down pretty quickly after they're posted, I would imagine that caching is extremely important. Caching infrastructure would require a lot of memory, for which they would have to pay for RAM, which costs a lot more.
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