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Business & Enterprise Chips & Compute

This $6 Billion Company Is Betting Companies Want To Own Their Computing Infrastructure

ForbesPublished 3 days ago

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Oxide, a $6 billion company, predicted seven years ago that firms would prefer owning their computing infrastructure over renting from providers like AWS. Amid a global AI-driven compute shortage, this strategy is proving successful.

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