Oxide provides a rack-scale server solution that integrates hardware and software to enable rapid deployment of on-premises compute infrastructure, eliminating the need for complex assembly and setup. This system offers elastic compute capacity, high-performance storage, and comprehensive networking control, significantly reducing the time and space required for traditional IT infrastructure management.
Funding
$134M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Managing on-premises compute infrastructure requires significant time and resources for assembly, setup, and ongoing maintenance. Traditional IT infrastructure management is often complex, space-intensive, and slow to deploy.
Solution
Oxide provides a rack-scale cloud computer that integrates hardware and software to streamline on-premises compute infrastructure deployment. This vertically integrated system offers elastic compute capacity, high-performance persistent block storage, and comprehensive networking control through VPC and network virtualization. The solution enables rapid deployment, reduces space requirements, and offers a self-service environment for developers. By providing end-to-end networking observability and built-in security features, Oxide aims to simplify IT operations and accelerate developer velocity.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes enterprises seeking to modernize their on-premises infrastructure with a vertically integrated, cloud-like experience, as well as developers and operators looking for a self-service environment with comprehensive control and observability.
Features
- Rack-scale design integrating compute, storage, and networking
- Elastic compute capacity provisioned against a single infrastructure pool
- High-performance persistent block storage with configurable capacity and IOPS
- Per-tenant network isolation with VPC and network virtualization
- Command-line interface (CLI) and web console for managing resources
- Kubernetes and Terraform integrations for compatibility with existing tools
- End-to-end networking observability for performance monitoring and bottleneck identification
- Hardware root of trust for cryptographic validation of firmware
- Secure secret storage with strict access control lists (ACLs)