Oxide Computer, a systems software startup, has raised $445 million in a new funding round, according to an SEC Form D filing. The round underscores continued investor interest in infrastructure and cloud computing technology.
The filing, disclosed through the SEC's EDGAR database, confirms the significant capital injection for the company. Oxide Computer develops software and systems for cloud infrastructure, focusing on modernizing data center operations.
The company, founded by Bryan Cantrill and Jess Frazelle, has previously raised funding from prominent venture firms and industry figures. This latest round represents a major milestone for the startup as it scales operations and expands its engineering team.
The funding comes amid growing demand for alternative infrastructure solutions and tools that improve cloud efficiency. Oxide's approach targets system-level optimization and security for enterprise environments.
Details on valuation and lead investors from the round were not immediately disclosed in the SEC filing. The company has been expanding its presence in the infrastructure software space, competing against both established vendors and other infrastructure-focused startups.
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