Oxide Raises $445M to Sell On-Prem Cloud Racks
Oxide, a California-based startup, has raised a $445 million Series D round led by Eclipse, valuing the company at $6 billion. The company sells a complete rack-scale cloud computer for customers' data centers, offering an AWS-like infrastructure on-premises. Oxide is already profitable, generating taxable income for the first time this spring, and has a significant order backlog. The new funds will boost manufacturing capacity and component purchases, with capacity up 20x in the past year. Customers include national labs, a rocket startup, trading firms, and an AI frontier lab. New investors include Atreides Management and AMD's venture arm. The company has raised about $820 million total, competing with hyperscalers and neoclouds by offering better economics and data control.
- •Oxide raised $445 million in a Series D round led by Eclipse, valuing the company at $6 billion.
- •New investors include Atreides Management and AMD's venture arm.
- •Oxide is profitable, with taxable income first generated in spring 2026.
