Dubai (dxb1) is now part of Vercel’s delivery network, extending our global CDN's caching and compute to reduce latency for users in the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia without requiring any changes.

The new Dubai region serves as the first stop for end-users based on proximity and network conditions. It's generally available and serving billions of requests.

Teams can configure Dubai as an execution region for Vercel Functions, which supports Fluid compute to increase resource and cost efficiency, minimize cold starts, and scale dynamically with demand.

Learn more about Vercel Regions and Dubai's regional pricing.

We've improved the team overview in the Vercel dashboard:

• Activity is now sorted by your activity only

• Projects can be filtered by git repository

• Usage for the team is now shown as a card on the overview directly

To learn more about the Vercel dashboard, visit the documentation.

Fluid compute now gracefully handles uncaught exceptions and unhandled rejections in Node.js by logging the error, allowing inflight requests to complete, and then exiting the process.

This prevents concurrent requests running on same fluid instance from being inadvertently terminated in case of unhandled errors, providing the isolation of traditional serverless invocations.

Enable Fluid for your existing projects, and learn more in our blog and documentation.