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Starting with the EU on October 29, GitHub, the most widely adopted Copilot-powered developer platform, will offer organizations more control over where their code is stored
September 24, 2024 - San Francisco, CA - GitHub, the most widely adopted Copilot-powered developer platform, announced GitHub Enterprise Cloud will offer a robust data residency feature for enterprises, starting with general availability in the European Union (EU) on October 29, 2024. GitHub also confirms that additional regions are coming next, including Australia, Asia, and Latin America. With improved enterprise-grade features and more control over where code is stored, GitHub Enterprise Cloud will help more enterprise customers meet their security and compliance needs with data residency that addresses:
"In light of the mounting importance of data residency needs, there is a clear desire for organizations to have more control over where their most valuable asset, their code, is stored. GitHub recognizes this pressing need, and on October 29, we will offer the ability for all organizations to store their code in the EU," said GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke. "The timing is crucial as organizations in the EU and across the world are racing to empower their software developers with AI at every step to get ahead and win in the global market. With the data residency feature of GitHub Enterprise Cloud, we will enable every organization in the EU with the data governance they need to embark on their AI transformation journey with our end-to-end, Copilot-powered developer platform. By doing so, we aim to accelerate digital transformation and economic growth in the EU and across the planet."
