Summary
Vercel says Data Cache is exiting beta and moving to Runtime Cache. Next.js fetch caching and unstable_cache will switch over on every version without code changes. On the Pro plan, each project and environment gets its own Runtime Cache storage allocation, which the source says is 8x the space of Data Cache's previous team-wide pool. The excerpt also mentions a larger allocation for Enterprise projects, but that figure is cut off in the source.
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What happened
Data Cache is exiting beta and moving to Runtime Cache . Next.js fetch caching and unstable_cache will switch over on every version without code changes. On Pro, each project and environment gets its own Runtime Cache storage allocation, with 8x the space of Data Cache’s previous team-wide pool. Enterprise...
Why it matters
Teams running Next.js apps on Vercel that use fetch caching or unstable_cache will get the switch without modifying their code. Pro users move from a shared team-wide pool to storage allocated per project and per environment, so cache capacity is set for each app. Readers who need Enterprise figures should check the full Vercel changelog, since the excerpt does not include them.
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