Neon's serverless driver is designed for use with Vercel Edge Functions, allowing users to work with a Postgres database in edge environments by separating compute and storage. Unlike traditional Postgres, which relies on TCP/IP connections, Neon's driver utilizes HTTP or WebSockets to connect to a Postgres database via a Neon proxy, making it compatible with edge environments like those based on V8 isolates. The article demonstrates how to integrate Neon's serverless driver with Next.js, highlighting the simplicity of setting up a Postgres database and executing SQL queries from edge functions. The example application, "Ping Thing," showcases how users' geolocation data can be collected and visualized using Vercel's geolocation services, illustrating the potential for capturing user data and enhancing analytics. This approach provides an efficient and flexible solution for developers looking to leverage serverless Postgres databases in modern web applications, with the capability to store and analyze geolocation data to better understand user interactions.