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GitHub announced on Wednesday it added 4 million CPU cores and 160 petabytes of storage to handle 7.4 billion monthly commits. The company increased capacity from 3 million cores in August to meet agentic demand. It also added 50 terabits per second of network capacity and plans to rearchitect its platform to separate compute and storage for better throughput.
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