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OpenAI unveils Pando, a Git backend for its monorepo
Key points
- Pando is a Git-compatible backend built by OpenAI for its monorepo.
- It handles branches independently and reuses stored packfiles across fetches.
- Median push latency dropped by nearly 80 percent, per the source.
- The system now delivers nearly a petabyte of Git data per day.
Why it matters for marketers: Teams running large monorepos can see how a Git-compatible backend handled branch isolation and packfile reuse to cut push latency.
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