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# Platform Performance Updates and Storage Guidelines
## Recent Infrastructure Improvements
Over the last quarter, we've observed substantial growth in Better Building platform usage: more users are taking on-demand courses, submitting support tickets, and utilising flows for data storage. This increased activity prompted us to optimise the underlying operating system that supports your Better Building experience.
We've implemented significant performance enhancements to our data handling systems, achieving a 10x improvement in processing speed. You should notice considerably faster response times across the platform.
## New Storage Limits
As part of our infrastructure review, we're introducing storage limits for:
* Documentation within flows
* Saved results from batch processing operations
These limits are designed to be generous enough that most users won't encounter them during normal usage. We'll monitor usage patterns over the next 6 to 12 months and adjust as needed. As such, these aren't meant to restrict your work. Rather, they help us establish clear expectations about data storage capacity whilst ensuring optimal platform performance for all Better Building users.
The specific total storage limits are detailed below.
| Lite | Classic | Plus | Premium |
| ---- | ------- | ----- | ------- |
| 2GB | 20GB | 100GB | 500GB |
We expect these changes to have minimal impact on your current workflows whilst significantly improving overall platform stability and speed.
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