Vercel is generating $600 million in annualized revenue, up 148% from a year earlier, as coding agents become a major source of new business. Agents now account for about half of new business, up from less than 3% at the start of the year. Read more details:Read original on X
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Vercel hits $600 million annualized revenue, up 148%
Coding agents now drive about half of new business, up from less than 3% at the start of the year, per The Information.
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Vercel hits $600 million annualized revenue, up 148%
Vercel hits $600 million annualized revenue, up 148%
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Vercel hits $600 million annualized revenue on agent growth
Vercel hits $600 million annualized revenue as agents drive growth
Vercel hits $600 million annualized revenue on coding agents
Vercel hits $600 million annualized revenue on coding agents
Vercel hits $600 million annualized revenue as coding agents drive growth
Vercel hits $600M annualized revenue as coding agents drive growth
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