Cisco’s video-conferencing app Webex also said it registered a record 324 million attendees in March.Īs corporations and schools shift to remote work and billions of people subject to stay-at-home orders seek ways to remain connected, Zoom has seen a surge in demand for its services. Microsoft said on Wednesday that its Teams had 75 million daily active users and had at least one day in April when there were 200 million meeting participants. ( CNBC) + As of March 22, daily active users of Zoom up 378 from a year earlier. ( The Verge) + With an increase of 21 compared to the end of 2020, Zoom reached 12.92 million monthly active users (MAU) in February 2020. Shares of Zoom rose 12% to a record high of $168.24 in April when it first reported that its daily active users had topped 300 million.Ĭlash of tech titans: Zuckerberg praises coronavirus lockdowns Musk sees ‘fascism’ + As of April 2020, Zoom surpassed 300 million daily Zoom meeting participants, up 30x in four months. Thus a single daily active user could be counted multiple times as a meeting participant in a single day. The company had not issued any clarification on how it was calculating its daily active users before the Verge report.Ī daily active user is defined as using the video conferencing service at least once a day and a meeting participant is counted as the member of a meeting. Reuters and other media outlets have been reporting Zoom’s meeting participants' figures as daily active users.
Google’s ‘My Maps’ is helping people connect under lockdown Shares of the video conferencing app fell nearly 7% to $136.86 in afternoon trade following an initial report by The Verge, which spotted the change in the blog post to meeting participants. According to Zoom meeting statistics, after the pandemic started, this company grew from 10 million users to over 200 million in a matter of months. The Zoom blog from April 22 has now been edited to say that the company had surpassed "300 million daily Zoom meeting participants" instead of "more than 300 million daily users". Video conferencing provider Zoom said on Thursday it had mistakenly published a blog last week that put its daily users at 300 million people when the figure instead referred to the number of meeting participants.
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