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83 countries, 858 cities, 75 million riders, 3 million drivers. 5 billion rides in 2017. That's 14 million a day on average. I would guesstimate peak days have
by Traubenfuchs 7y ago
83 countries, 858 cities, 75 million riders, 3 million drivers.
5 billion rides in 2017. That's 14 million a day on average. I would guesstimate peak days have at least double the average.
That is data heavy to me. (-;
https://muchneeded.com/uber-statistics/ https://muchneeded.com/uber-statistics/
- theincredulousk 7y agoIn the grand scheme of things it just isn't. 14 million rides a day, giving them a generous 1MB of data per ride, is "only" 14TB, 420TB/month. The data relevant to a ride for the clients like GPS location and ETA can fit into a few bytes... A single video doorbell can use 200GB / month. With only 10,000 users that is 2 Petabytes of data traffic per month. Not to mention recordings that have to be stored and hosted for streaming later on. Everything is relative (-;