In a recent update, Modal announced several product enhancements, including the release of Volumes v2 in open beta, providing improved filesystem performance and allowing limitless file storage, ideal for managing large datasets. Additionally, new SDKs for JavaScript/TypeScript and Go are in beta, offering a unified Client object for interacting with Modal resources and extended documentation. Key client updates include App tags for better organization and cost tracking, as well as Sandbox Connect Tokens for secure connections. The announcement also highlighted Nvidia's Flash Attention 4 kernel, which boosts Transformer attention speed, and introduced Modal Vibe, an open-source demo showcasing scalable AI coding platforms. Modal Sandboxes are being utilized by companies like Meta, Cognition, and Restate for various coding and research applications, demonstrating their versatility and scalability. Upcoming events where Modal will be featured include the AI Engineer Code Summit, AWS re:Invent, and NeurIPS 2025, offering opportunities to engage with the team and discuss AI infrastructure advancements.