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According to a post on X by @thenewstack, Render has added AI sandboxes with no time limit, along with durable workflows and shared storage. The features are aimed at long-running agent jobs, and the post attributes the report to The New Stack. The headline frames the launch as Render taking on Vercel, another cloud platform. The post says agents that work for hours need hosting built for them.
According to a post on X by @thenewstack, Render has added AI sandboxes with no time limit, along with durable workflows and shared storage. The features are aimed at long-running agent jobs, and the post attributes the report to The New Stack. The headline frames the launch as Render taking on Vercel, another cloud platform. The post says agents that work for hours need hosting built for them.
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Render added AI sandboxes with no time limit, plus durable workflows and shared storage aimed at long-running agent jobs, The New Stack reports. Why it matters: Agents that work for hours need hosting built for them, and cloud platforms are competing to supply it. Original post on X
Teams building agents that run for hours may gain a hosting option designed for that kind of work. According to the post, cloud platforms are competing to supply this infrastructure. Teams comparing providers for agent workloads may want to track how Render's offering and its rivals develop.
Teams using AI at work may want to compare this against current productivity and review workflows.
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