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Seems to be the case. I use the mobile twitter web app because it crashes less than the native app on my older phone. It does seem noticeably faster now.

This seems like a weird branding/marketing push for what is essentially "we did a performance pass on our mobile website"

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I also use(d) the old mobile.twitter.com site on my original iPad because the app would not run (memory limit)

See this new mobile.twitter.com has me wondering: What did they change?

Same here. I think it is faster now, though I've only just started trying it out. The article talks a lot about the stuff they did to make it faster - many thing. Also there is a Data Saver option under Settings, which may be new.

Was mobile.twitter.com a PWA before? That's what I thought the big change was - using service workers to offer offline/slow connection functionality.

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