OpenAI said on Nov. 2 that Pando, a Git-compatible backend, now handles all development in its monorepo and cut median push latency by nearly 80 percent. The company said Pando delivers nearly a petabyte of Git data a day and served more than 57 terabytes of packs in one hour, with more than 99 percent of those bytes from local cache. It said the prior system sometimes fell below 90 percent merge reliability. The performance figures are the company's own, and the post does not offer Pando as a product.
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