ZDNet

Open-source software that lasts a thousand years? GitHub adds to its frozen Arctic Code Vault

GitHub has put the final touches on its Arctic Code Vault with a nearly 1.5 tonne steel box covered in AI-generated etchings that aim to entice future generations to explore it. GitHub initially ...
Gizmodo

GitHub Has Stored Its Code in an Arctic Vault It Hopes Will Last 1,000 Years

If you posted a project to GitHub before February 2, the fruits of your labor are now likely entombed for a millennium in a frozen ark. Yesterday, the world’s largest source code repository announced ...
Engadget

GitHub is done depositing its open source codes in the Arctic

Last year, GitHub revealed its plan to store all of its open source software in an Arctic vault as part of its Archive Program. Now the code-hosting platform is done making sure future generations can ...
ZDNet

GitHub just buried a giant open-source archive in an Arctic vault for 1,000 years

Microsoft-owned GitHub has finally moved its snapshot of all active public repositories on the site to a vault in Norway. GiHub announced the archiving plan last November and on February 20 followed ...
SlashGear

GitHub Buried Code In The Arctic To Sleep For 1,000 Years

Although undoubtedly controversial especially after its acquisition by Microsoft, Much of the world's open source (and some not so open) code is most likely stored on GitHub. Given how much of the ...
TechSpot

GitHub is using archival film stored in the arctic to backup all repositories

In a nutshell: On February 2, GitHub grabbed a snapshot of all the public repositories live on the site at the time. They moved the data onto archival films and shipped them off into the deep arctic ...