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Vercel Sandbox has expanded from four to all 20 Vercel compute regions, enabling sandboxes to run closer to databases and services. This reduces latency and allows teams to better control workload locations to meet data residency and regional processing needs.
Vercel Sandbox has expanded from four to all 20 Vercel compute regions, enabling sandboxes to run closer to databases and services. This reduces latency and allows teams to better control workload locations to meet data residency and regional processing needs.
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Vercel Sandbox can now run in all 20 Vercel compute regions , up from four. Running sandboxes closer to the databases, storage, and other services they access reduces latency. Broader regional coverage also gives teams more control over where workloads execute, helping align them with data residency and regional...
Lower latency improves performance for applications relying on Vercel Sandbox, while expanded regional availability helps organizations comply with data residency regulations. This update enhances operational flexibility and efficiency for distributed teams.
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