Startup Oxide Computer puts the 'cloud' back in on-prem private clouds
Oxide set out to build a private cloud rack system that retains the advantages of public cloud and doesn't sacrifice on infrastructure control, efficiency, and flexibility.
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Oxide set out to build a private cloud rack system that retains the advantages of public cloud and doesn't sacrifice on infrastructure control, efficiency, and flexibility.
The cloud servers-for-purchase are powered by an AMD EPYC Milan CPU
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In a groundbreaking move, Oxide Computer Company has unveiled the world's first commercial Cloud Computer, a revolutionary development in the field of
Oxide also raised $44 million in a series A round, led by Eclipse VC, to accelerate the adoption of the rack-scale cloud computer.