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Vercel now fully supports Next.js 16.3, which introduces leaner prefetching, immutable static assets, and instant navigations. Upgraded applications experience fewer prefetch requests and improved performance with enhanced observability.
Vercel now fully supports Next.js 16.3, which introduces leaner prefetching, immutable static assets, and instant navigations. Upgraded applications experience fewer prefetch requests and improved performance with enhanced observability.
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Yesterday the Next.js team announced the release of Next.js 16.3 , with leaner prefetching, immutable static assets, and instant navigations. As part of this release, we worked with the Next.js team to fully support 16.3 on Vercel, including better performance and additional observability. Applications that have...
This update helps developers build faster, more efficient web applications by reducing unnecessary data fetching and improving navigation speed. Enhanced observability on Vercel also aids in monitoring and optimizing app performance.
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Vercel Adds Full Support for Next.js 16.3 with Performance Boosts
Vercel Adds Full Support for Next.js 16.3 with Performance Boosts
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