It is reported that a number of server providers have recovered the arrears from Twitter, some of which have been overdue for two months.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Xiao Zhan for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, May 22 (Xinhua), according to the Economic Daily, server providers Shanda and Weiying are currently collecting arrears from Twitter and are expected to recover some of the money in the second quarter.

▲ Tu Yuan: Wei Ying reported that Shanda announced a loss of 1.4 billion New Taiwan dollars (CTOnews.com Note: about 323 million yuan) bad debt in the fourth quarter of 2022. Shanda pointed out that the progress of the collection of US customers is not as good as expected. Shanda CEO he Jiwu confirmed the news and said he would try his best to negotiate repayment with customers. Shanda estimates that there is an opportunity to recover NT $274 million (currently about 63.294 million yuan) in the second quarter, but the company also stressed that the actual amount should prevail.

▲ source: Weiying also reported that Weiying, another Twitter server provider, has accounts receivable as high as 30.374 billion New Taiwan dollars (currently about 7.016 billion yuan). CTOnews.com noted that Weiying disclosed in the financial report that 660 million New Taiwan dollars (currently about 152 million yuan) of accounts receivable had been overdue for more than two months and had been listed as a credit loss of 129 million New Taiwan dollars (currently about 29.799 million yuan). Sources point out that this sum of money is also owed by Twitter.