Reduce CI time by caching compiled Rust crate artifacts across turborepo pipelines

Reduce CI time by caching compiled Rust crate artifacts across turborepo pipelines targets a $1.2B = 150000 engineering teams × $8K ACV total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 15% YoY — CI/CD and DevOps tooling spend growing as engineering velocity becomes a purchase justification (industry analyst estimates).

Key trends driving demand: Rust adoption is rising in systems and backend services, creating more teams with heavy compile workloads and CI minutes to optimize.; Monorepo and turborepo patterns centralize many projects and create high cache-reuse potential, which amplifies the ROI of a shared artifact cache.; Cloud object storage and CDN edge networks are cheaper and lower-latency, making global remote caches economically viable for startups.; CI providers are exposing more caching and extensibility hooks, enabling third-party remote cache integrations that were previously hard to implement..