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Oxide Computer Company

The cloud you own. On-prem that feels like the public cloud.

Emeryville, California, United States (remote-first) 0 GPUs available

About Oxide Computer Company

Oxide builds integrated rack-scale computers that customers buy and run in their own facilities, combining compute, storage, networking and the software layer in one self-contained product rather than assembling servers, switches and a hypervisor from separate vendors. The Oxide Cloud Computer runs AMD EPYC processors with on-demand virtual machines, Kubernetes, NVMe block storage under triple-mirror protection and P4 programmable networking, and the company claims 55% lower power draw and a twelve-fold improvement in cooling efficiency against conventional builds, with a two-hour setup. It is sold as a one-time hardware purchase with no recurring subscription or licensing fees, positioned against both traditional on-premises infrastructure and the public cloud. Named customers include Switch, Stoke Space, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Idaho National Laboratory and Jump Trading. Investors include Eclipse Ventures, Riot Ventures, Rally Ventures, Intel Capital, Counterpart Ventures and the USIT Fund.

Why choose Oxide Computer Company

Model
You buy the rack

Hardware purchased outright and run on your own premises, not capacity rented by the hour.

Silicon
AMD EPYC

CPU compute; no GPU accelerator is named in the product.

Claimed efficiency
55% less power

With a twelve-fold improvement in cooling efficiency against conventional builds.

~2 hours
Setup
LLNL, Idaho National Lab, Jump Trading, Switch
Named customers
Remote-first
Working style

Services

Integrated rack-scale computers sold outrightwith computestoragenetworking and cloud software included

Pricing options

One-time hardware purchaseno subscription or licensing fees

Available GPUs

No GPU pricing data available yet. Check back soon.

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