Oxide is providing an x86 platform to run VMs/containers on. That's a commoditized market. The value they're offering is that the rack-level consumption and ma

Oxide is providing an x86 platform to run VMs/containers on. That's a commoditized market. The value they're offering is that the rack-level consumption and management is improved over the competition, but you should be able to run whatever you want on the actual compute, k8s or whatnot. This also means you'd not be forever reliant on Oxide.