Entire has deployed its high-throughput, distributed Git infrastructure to India, offering localized data residency and up to 25x faster processing for concurrent AI agent workflows.
Entire launched its Distributed Git Network in India on 23 July 2026, becoming the first AI-native developer platform to provide localised data residency within the country. India joins the United States, the European Union, and Australia as an active regional cell on Entire’s global network. Its regional deployment resolves critical regulatory requirements while delivering the low-latency, high-throughput performance needed to run autonomous agent fleets at scale.
Developers can pin code and repository data locally within India, enabling AI coding agents to fetch from regional cells to avoid latency, rate limits, and centralised platform outages. The platform also allows teams to mirror public or private GitHub repositories directly to Entire in a single step.
Entire has introduced an exclusive early-access programme for Indian enterprises, startups, and open-source maintainers to test native repository hosting and an intent-based code review system ahead of full data residency deployment later in 2026.
Simulated agent load testing yields the following performance benchmarks:
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Git Clone: Sustained ~570,000 shallow clones per hour from a single repository across 200 simulated clients.
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Git Push: Sustained 586 pushes per second (~2.1 million per hour) to a single repository across 128 simulated agents.
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Combined Workflows: Sustained ~470 combined clone-and-push cycles per second on a single repository at a median ($p_{50}$) latency of 50–60 milliseconds.
Under heavy concurrent agent usage, these metrics demonstrate processing speeds up to 25 times faster than competing platforms, such as Cursor Origin. By combining localized data residency with high-concurrency infrastructure, Entire is establishing itself as a vital backbone for Asia-Pacific’s agent-driven software development.
