GitHub will store all known open-source code in a vault in the Arctic
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GitHub will store all known open-source code in a vault in the Arctic

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GitHub will store all known open-source code in a vault in the Arctic
0:55 / November 19, 2019

GitHub will take a snapshot of all public code repositories, save it on film, and archive it in an old Norwegian mine.

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Read full article: GitHub: We're storing your open-source code in the frozen Arctic for 1,000 years

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