Summary
Vercel announced that it is bringing its Data Cache into Runtime Cache, giving developers a single product for data caching across frameworks and APIs. According to the source, developers using Next.js fetch caching or unstable_cache will not need to change their code. The source also says Pro and Enterprise projects will get larger storage allocations. Runtime Cache lets code reuse fetched or computed data across requests without operating a separate caching system.
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What happened
Today, we’re bringing Data Cache into Runtime Cache, giving developers one product for data caching across frameworks and APIs. If you use Next.js fetch caching or unstable_cache , you won’t need to change your code. Pro and Enterprise projects will get larger storage allocations. Runtime Cache lets your code...
Why it matters
Teams building on Vercel that rely on Next.js fetch caching or unstable_cache may see their caching consolidated under one product without code changes. Pro and Enterprise customers should check how the larger storage allocations apply to their projects. Watch for further details on how the combined product handles storage limits and behavior across frameworks.
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