Throughput (noun)

1. The rate at which something can be processed or produced.
2. The amount of something that is processed or produced over a given period of time.
3. The total amount of something that is successfully processed or produced within a given period of time.

Origin:

From the verb throughput, meaning to process or handle.

Examples:

1. The factory's throughput was increased by 50% after the new machines were installed.
2. The network's throughput was not sufficient to handle the large amount of data.
3. He was responsible for the throughput of goods in the warehouse.
4. The throughput of the new software was tested under heavy load.
5. The company's goal is to increase the throughput of the production line.