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# What's New

This section includes release information for the self-hosted version of NVIDIA Run:ai:

* **New Features and Enhancements** - Highlights major updates introduced in each version, including new capabilities, UI improvements, and changes to system behavior.
* **Hotfixes** - Lists patches applied to released versions, including critical fixes and behavior corrections.

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**Note**

See our [Product version life cycle](/self-hosted/2.23/support-policy/product-version-life-cycle.md) for a list of supported versions and their respective support timelines.
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## Feature Life Cycle

NVIDIA Run:ai uses life cycle labels to indicate the maturity and stability of features across releases:

* <mark style="color:green;">`Experimental`</mark> - This feature is in early development. It may not be stable and could be removed or changed significantly in future versions. Use with caution.
* <mark style="color:orange;">`Beta`</mark> - This feature is still being developed for official release in a future version and may have some limitations. Use with caution.
* `Legacy` - This feature is scheduled to be removed in future versions. We recommend using alternatives if available. Use only if necessary.


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