Google recently said it made Search “much faster,” at least that is what Rajan Patel, the VP of Engineering at Google Search said on X. There is a larger blog post that Google wrote up on this, which I initially decided not to cover but I changed my mind.
Rajan wrote, “We recently made Search much faster. As a result, we’re saving users a collective 1 million hours every single day – which means 100+ hrs saved in the time you took to read this tweet.”
We recently made Search much faster. As a result, we’re saving users a collective 1 million hours every single day – which means 100+ hrs saved in the time you took to read this tweet.
— Rajan Patel (@rajanpatel) April 17, 2025
The blog post says, “Collectively, over the past two years, these latency improvements have saved users over 1 million hours every single day.”
So that line threw me off, I mean, just in February, Google told us they made Search faster by 67 milliseconds – now that is a number. But when Google said “over the past two years” – that is not “recently” as Rajan put it above in his tweet.
In 2014, Google said they sped up mobile search 100-150 milliseconds and before that in 2013 by 200-400 milliseconds.
I did ask Google for more numbers on this when they sent me their press release, but I did not get anything back.
So Google Search is much faster over the past two years and that is recent.
Forum discussion at X.
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