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Vercel Blog13 Jan 2023

Sanity balances experimentation and performance with Vercel Edge Middleware

The Sanity Composable Content Cloud enables teams to create better digital experiences—unleashing editor creativity while reducing engineering headaches. When it comes to their own marketing site, Sanity has similarly high standards, which is why they rely on Vercel and Next.js. With and , Vercel makes it simple for Sanity’s developers to collaborate between teams, create and manage experiments, and empower their users to dream big with Edge MiddlewareServerless Functionspre-built templates. R

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Vercel Blog13 Jan 2023

Edge Functions enable Read.cv to deliver profiles globally, with near-zero latency

For Read.cv, showing is better than telling. The professional networking platform helps users add a more personal touch to the typical work profile—all made possible with Vercel and .Edge Functions Read more

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Vercel Blog13 Jan 2023

Hashnode runs the fastest blogs on the web with Vercel

, a blogging platform for the developer community built using Next.js, was born from the fundamental idea that developers should own the content they publish. A key component of that ownership is publishing articles on a custom domain—a feature the Hashnode team spent hours monitoring and maintaining themselves. That’s when they turned to Vercel. Hashnode Read more

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Vercel Blog13 Jan 2023

Helping Swell’s merchants provide unparalleled ecommerce experiences

Swell, a platform on Vercel, enables anyone to spin up their own ecommerce website using its headless, API-first backend. For them, Vercel and Next.js provide both the flexibility and accessibility they need to power their users’ storefronts around the world. The benefits are twofold: not only do Vercel and Next.js provide game-changing tools and features for the Swell team, but they ensure Swell’s merchants can create the fastest sites and the best shopping experiences for their customers. Rea

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Vercel Blog12 Jan 2023

Vercel + Sitecore: Partnering on a composable future

Today, we've announced a strategic partnership with Sitecore, a leading Digital Experience Platform (DXP) and Content Hub, to deliver an end-to-end composable solution for building and deploying dynamic web experiences. Combining customer data and AI to deliver personalized experiences and offering a powerful CMS to create and manage content across channels and devices, Sitecore is an ideal solution for today’s connected, omnichannel digital experience. Read more

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PlanetScale Blog11 Jan 2023

Support’s notes from the field

Support at PlanetScale The Support team at PlanetScale is a multi-cultural, multi-national team distributed around the globe, enabling us to support our users in almost any time zone on this planet. Internally, we are organized into two separate groups: Our Customer Engineering team working closely with our Enterprise customers and our Cloud Support team supporting our Base plan customers. All of us have a technical background. Some of us develop software and contribute to FOSS software or have

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Vercel Blog11 Jan 2023

The Turbopack vision

The Turbopack team and I were excited to and we've been even more energized by the progress we've made since then.announce Turbopack's alpha release at Next.js Conf Last month, I had the opportunity to take the stage at React Day Berlin to share more about the future plans for Turbopack. Read more

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OpenAI News11 Jan 2023

Forecasting potential misuses of language models for disinformation campaigns and how to reduce risk

OpenAI researchers collaborated with Georgetown University’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology and the Stanford Internet Observatory to investigate how large language models might be misused for disinformation purposes. The collaboration included an October 2021 workshop bringing together 30 disinformation researchers, machine learning experts, and policy analysts, and culminated in a co-authored report building on more than a year of research. This report outlines the threats that lan

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