Edge Functions are now generally available
Vercel's Edge Functions are now generally available, providing fast, global compute capabilities for developers to build rich experiences with improved performance, flexibility, and support for larger workloads.
Access to fast, global compute can give developers more flexibility to build rich experiences, regardless of their users' physical location or network speed. Vercel's Edge Functions aim to bring this capability into every developer's toolkit for building on the Web.
This past summer, alongside our GA of Edge Middleware, we released Edge Functions to Public Beta. During our beta period, our Edge Network has seen over 30 Edge Function invocations.billion
Since launching, we’ve made Edge Functions , more , and :fasterflexiblecapable of even larger workloads
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