> Purchasing a ton of hardware from a startup seems extremely risky for a F100. If you're working for a megacorp nothing tends to happen quickly, so there will

> Purchasing a ton of hardware from a startup seems extremely risky for a F100. If you're working for a megacorp nothing tends to happen quickly, so there will be a slow roll-out over a multi-year period as old hardware gets phased out and new hardware is brought in for a refresh. If there's a hiccup at any point they'll simply keep the previously purchased stuff running and start a new roll-out with another vendor next fiscal. > I'd be curious to see what companies are interested, Oxide doesn't have any logos on their website which is a little odd given the space. 1. They're just starting out. 2. Some of their customers want to be (or start-out initially) discreet: > Oxide customers include the Idaho National Laboratory as well as a global financial services organization. Additional installments at Fortune 1000 enterprises will be completed in the coming months. * https://www.bloomberg.com/press-releases/2023-10-26/oxide-unveils-the-world-s-first-commercial-cloud-computer https://www.bloomberg.com/press-releases/2023-10-26/oxide-un...