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# January 2025

## What's new

### [<mark style="color:blue;">**Caching feature in API Gateway**</mark>](/cloud/release-notes/previous-releases/2025/december-2025.md#api-gateway-end-of-life)

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**January 27**

API Gateway supports a **Caching** feature that improves API performance and reduces server load. Caching stores the response to an API request and serves it to the client.
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### [<mark style="color:blue;">**Network File Storage General Availability**</mark>](/cloud/backup-and-storage/network-file-storage.md)

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**January 7**

Network File Storage is now in the General Availability (GA) phase. It offers shared file storage for multiple virtual machines and containerized workloads through the Network File System (NFS) protocol, with seamless integration of Network File Storage in Kubernetes environments. You can now access the product in all data center locations. For more information, see [<mark style="color:blue;">Endpoints</mark>](/cloud/backup-and-storage/network-file-storage/api-how-tos.md#regional-endpoints).
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