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On October 29, 2026, at the Universe '26 conference, GitHub COO Kyle Daigle responded to Entire, a GitHub alternative founded by former CEO Thomas Dohmke, saying "I don't think the world needs a new GitHub," and stating that what developers need is for GitHub to evolve for the agent era. GitHub also announced the addition of 4 million CPU cores and 160PB of storage, a comprehensive rebuild of its backend infrastructure, and that it currently serves more than 225 million developers. Dohmke responded that developers clearly need a new choice, and that Entire aims to make a new home for the community open source, extensible, and distributed across multiple regions worldwide.
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GitHub Executive Responds to New Competitor: The World Doesn't Need Another GitHub
At the Universe '26 conference, GitHub COO Kyle Daigle responded to Entire, a GitHub alternative founded by former CEO Thomas Dohmke, saying, "I don't think the world needs another GitHub"—what developers need is for GitHub to evolve for the agent era. GitHub announced the addition of 4 million CPU cores and 160PB of storage, along with a comprehensive rebuild of its backend infrastructure; it currently serves more than 225 million developers. Dohmke responded that developers clearly need new options, and that Entire aims to make a new home for the community open source, extensible, and distributed across multiple regions worldwide.