Our $445M Series D

Oxide’s $445M Series D signals that the company has moved from startup scaling to profitable, demand-constrained growth, with enough backlog to justify major capital infusion for inventory, manufacturing capacity, and long-term independence. For CIOs and technology leaders, the key implication is that hard-tech infrastructure vendors are increasingly being chosen on the strength of supply assurance, financial durability, and ecosystem partnerships—factors that directly affect delivery risk, deployment timelines, and lifecycle support for IT organizations.