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Next 16 ships Turbopack as the stable production bundler. Benchmarked on a 32-core box against the same tree: webpack 1035s -> Turbopack 539s (1.92x). The build script already supports the switch via OMNIROUTE_USE_TURBOPACK=1 (scripts/build/build-next-isolated.mjs) and next.config.mjs already mirrors the resolveAlias stubs in the turbopack block, so this only flips the CI env. The webpack .build/next/cache actions/cache step is removed in the same commit: Turbopack does not use the webpack cache dir (its persistent FS cache is experimental and NOT enabled), so restoring ~0.5 GB per run would be pure wasted download. Revert restores webpack + its cache together. Validation: standalone output smoke-tested (server.js boots, health 200, dashboard 307); the 428 build warnings are the known benign 'overly broad file pattern' static-analysis notices for dynamic fs usage (covered at runtime by outputFileTracingIncludes). Downstream e2e x9, package-artifact and electron-package-smoke consume this artifact, so a green CI run here validates the Turbopack artifact end-to-end. nightly-compat and npm-publish stay on webpack until this PR proves out.