Woot!, they are on a tear:

2023: Series A 44 Million https://oxide.computer/blog/oxide-unveils-the-worlds-first-c...

2025: Series B 100 Million https://oxide.computer/blog/our-100m-series-b

2026: Series C 200 Million https://oxide.computer/blog/our-200m-series-c

2026: Series D 445 Million https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1795071/000179507126...

(VP of Eng here) I filled out their sales form last year and never heard from them. We're currently spending $900k/year on AWS, and they didn't even acknowledge my request. crazy stuff.

Just like the last Oxide post, I just have to say how excited I am for their product as a concept. I really hope to see them continue to do well!

Selfishly of course so I can make sure there are more episodes of Oxide and Friends for years to come. Adam annd Bryan's ability to reference thirty year old simpsons episodes is unmatched.

I've seen posts about Oxide for years now, but do they actually ship hardware? I've never seen images, or posts about companies with their new Oxide Thingamajig™

I will implicitly trust anything Jessie Frazelle works on. Rare combination of taste, skill, and passion.

They just raised $200M in February and $100M a year ago.

So with all the money raised, it's telling me there is a chance of a home-lab Oxide rack :-) (Congrats guys)

Wish I could have heard back about my job application there. It looks like a really exciting place to work.

left hand: governance gaps, privacy, owning instead of renting

right hand: nearly every employee of every org buying these things is sending almost everything to LLMs - or using software ULTIMATELY written by, tested by or whatevered by, these LLMs. LLMs that were created by or distilled from anthropic, openai, or google, who see everything SALIENT about what you do, or what ALL of your customers do, even if they are careful about not looking at the specifics of what you do

I've been following closely and have been both very impressed with what they're building but also very disappointed. They have a great vision for a seamless hardware project, but completely missed the point of what the software automation to tie it all together should look like.

I'd love to give Bryan Cantrill or ahl a 30 min demo. Feel free to ping!

Preempted the blog post.

Man, they are just sucking up capital. If somebody like Antropic has made them the primary 'CPU' rack, then that's they kind of cash you need.

I mean, you could probably get multiple GIGAbytes of RAM with 445M.

The real question is why did Steve Klabnik leave