Oxide Computer raises $445M Series D, among the largest in US enterprise software
What's the deal? Oxide Computer has raised $444,999,052 in a Series D round, according to an SEC Form D filing signed by president Steven Tuck on 4 August 2026. The Emeryville, California company sold the securities to 15 investors under Rule 506(b).
Why it matters: The round represents a significant increase from Oxide Computer's earlier disclosed financing, including a $200 million Series C in January 2026.
What the company does: Oxide Computer builds integrated hardware and software systems, including rack-scale infrastructure that combines servers, networking and control software.
The signal: The latest offering adds substantial capital for Oxide Computer as it develops physical infrastructure for enterprise and AI workloads.
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