Outposts seem like a solution to the problem, "for regulatory or compliance reasons we are required for data to reside and be processed within a physical space

Outposts seem like a solution to the problem, "for regulatory or compliance reasons we are required for data to reside and be processed within a physical space we control." For that problem, an organization that is otherwise on AWS might find Outposts to be appealing. I can imagine an engineering team's response to such a requirement as "Oh yeah? Fine, its but its going to cost you $600k per year per rack!". I believe Oxide is attempting to capture a much broader market than that.