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# Release Notes & Schedule
Never miss a new feature! Stay up to date with new features, improvements, and fixes for get the most out of Vectra AI.
Pick the release notes that match your deployment:
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Not sure which one you have? See [Vectra Analyst User Experiences (Respond vs Quadrant)](/deployment/getting-started/analyst-ux-options-rux-vs-qux.md).
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### Release Schedule
**9.14** will have the following release schedule:
* **Customers with Remote Support Enabled:** Customers who have remote support enabled will receive the update starting today.
* You can check if you have remote support enabled under Settings > General with Remote Support set to Enabled.
* If you plan to enable or disable Remote Support in the near future, please reach out to Support to confirm if you will receive or skip the upgrade.
* **Customers Connected to Updater:** Assuming a smooth rollout, customers who do not have remote support enabled but are connected to Updater will receive updates within the next five business days.
* You can check if you are connected to Updater under Data Source > Brain-Setup > Proxy & Status and see that Updater Destination shows as connected, while Remote Support shows disabled.
* **All Other Customers\*:** Assuming a smooth rollout, all customers will be able to download the update on or after **September 22nd, 2026**.
* \*Note: This does not impact customers that have requested they be pinned to a specific release from support.
**Will this upgrade perform a reboot of the Brain or Sensors?**
* **For customers with X29v2 hardware:** This release includes a firmware update for this model specifically. 9.14 will reboot the model.
* **For all other customers:** No, a reboot will not occur as part of the 9.14 update.
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