#BuildS

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Vercel’s low-level untrusted and ephemeral compute platform is designed to give us the control needed to securely and efficiently manage and run builds.

For faster processing of critical builds and projects, Enterprise Builds no longer have queues by default

Discover the upcoming update to Vercel Edge Functions with a new execution duration limit of 300 seconds, enhancing predictability and reliability in function management starting March 1st.

Enterprise customers using Enhanced Build Machines now benefit from 8 of our faster CPUs. This upgrade is available today and has delivered an average 20 percent improvement in build performance across high-volume projects.

Pricing for on-demand concurrent builds has been reduced by more than 50%. Billable intervals have also been lowered from 10 minutes to 1 minute.

On-demand concurrent builds are now available for Pro and Enterprise teams with a new 5-minute slot size for greater flexibility.

Enhanced Builds can now be enabled on demand per project for Pro and Enterprise teams. These builds offer double the compute. Customers already using Enhanced Builds are seeing, with no action required, up to 25% reductions in build times.

Customers on all plans can now benefit from faster build cache restoration times. We've made architectural improvements to builds to help customers build faster.

The package manager vlt is now available as a zero-config option, auto detected based on the presence of a lockfile in your build.

You can now enable on-demand concurrent builds for many projects, or even your whole team, in just a few clicks.

NPM packages installation got faster for v0 builds. It went from 5 seconds to 1.5 seconds on average, which is a 70% reduction.

Teams on the new Pro pricing model will now have on-demand concurrent builds enabled by default. This ensures builds across projects start immediately without waiting in a queue, except when multiple builds target the same Git branch.

Vercel builds now initialize faster due optimized cache downloads. We use a worker pool to download the build cache, reducing initialization times by 30%

Vercel now uses uv, a fast Python package manager written in Rust, as the default package manager during the installation step for all Python builds.

Building and deploying applications within the same GitHub branch, such as main, is now faster when using concurrent builds.

Configure On-Demand Concurrent Builds to run one active build per branch. Deployments to the same branch are queued, and only the latest build runs.

We've shipped optimizations that reduce build overhead, particularly for projects with many input files, large node_modules, or extensive build outputs.