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Vercel Sandbox has expanded its availability to run globally, starting with four regions: Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Cleveland, and Paris. The default region remains Washington, D.C., with support for all Vercel regions planned soon.
Vercel Sandbox has expanded its availability to run globally, starting with four regions: Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Cleveland, and Paris. The default region remains Washington, D.C., with support for all Vercel regions planned soon.
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Vercel Sandbox now runs globally, starting with four regions: iad1 (Washington, D.C.), sfo1 (San Francisco), cle1 (Cleveland), and cdg1 (Paris). iad1 remains the default. Support for all Vercel regions is coming soon. Choose a region close to the databases, object storage, and other services your sandboxes ac...
Global availability allows developers to choose sandbox regions closer to their databases and services, improving performance and integration. This expansion supports more efficient development workflows across different geographic locations.
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