OpenAI says Pando cut median Git push latency nearly 80%
AI · First reported 3 Nov, 00:09 · Updated 00:58
OpenAI says its Pando backend now serves its monorepo while developers and Codex agents continue using standard Git commands. The company reports nearly 1 PB of Git data served daily and says the system is not open source.
- Pando keeps the standard Git client and protocol, but changes the server backend; OpenAI says it has served production traffic since April 2026.
- OpenAI reports median push latency fell nearly 80%, with nearly 1 PB of Git data served daily and a peak above 57 TB in one hour.
- Pando is not open source, and OpenAI says its performance figures are self-reported; cross-branch reads do not provide a single point-in-time snapshot.
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- Reported median push latency reduction
- Nearly 80%
- Reported daily Git data served
- Nearly 1 PB
- Reported peak serving volume
- More than 57 TB in one hour
- Production service began
- April 2026
- Availability
- Not open source
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