2026/06/17/epic-games-introduces-lore-an-open-source-version
Epic Games introduces Lore, an open source version control system for massive codebases and large binary assets
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Epic Games has released Lore, a next-generation open source version control system built for projects that combine code with large binary assets, such as games and entertainment pipelines. Lore uses content-addressed storage, Merkle trees, chunked file storage, and an immutable revision chain to support scalable teams, deduplication, and on-demand data access.
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Lore targets a long-standing pain point in game development: traditional version control often struggles with huge assets, distributed teams, and rapid branching workflows. Its open source release suggests growing demand for binary-first tooling that can serve both engineers and artists without forcing studios into fragmented asset-management systems.
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