The problem with pushing higher compute density is you're running into the limits of what most DCs can provide in terms of power and cooling for a single rack.

The problem with pushing higher compute density is you're running into the limits of what most DCs can provide in terms of power and cooling for a single rack. Usually it's specialized HPC facilities or hyperscalers pushing the power and cooling to handle stuff like that. Those people aren't likely Oxide's customers - they've already got their own hardware solutions.