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Test out the Neon backend: Object Storage, Functions, and AI Gateway are beta

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Date Published
Author
Bryan Clark
Word Count
1,687
Company Posts That Month
5
Language
English
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Summary

Neon is expanding its serverless Postgres-based platform into a comprehensive suite of backend tools, now available in beta, to support autonomous app development. These tools include S3-compatible Object Storage that branches with your data, long-running Functions deployed alongside your database, and an AI Gateway providing a single API for multiple model providers. This suite aims to streamline the process for coding agents by ensuring all backend components share the same branching and scale-to-zero semantics as the Postgres database, enhancing convenience and unlocking new features for developers. The platform is designed to maintain Postgres at its core while extending capabilities to handle storage, compute, and AI needs, all tightly integrated within the same ecosystem. During the beta phase, these services are free to use, with specific regions and plans having access, and are intended to gather user feedback before finalizing the features for general availability.

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