Comment by esseph 2 months ago You don't go to oxide for lowest cost. 8 comments esseph Reply jiveturkey 2 months ago I think the idea is that, in fact, you do.Not one-time cost, but rather TCO. esseph 2 months ago You get a fully auditable hardware and software BOM, and you get an air-gapped, API-driven, on-prem cloud.You still have a fairly large up front cost ($600k base in 2023ish numbers, probably over $1M now?), and an ongoing support subscription. nujabe 2 months ago I think it’s fair to assume the idea is for it to eventually be more cost effective than other solutions as they scale up. 5 replies →
jiveturkey 2 months ago I think the idea is that, in fact, you do.Not one-time cost, but rather TCO. esseph 2 months ago You get a fully auditable hardware and software BOM, and you get an air-gapped, API-driven, on-prem cloud.You still have a fairly large up front cost ($600k base in 2023ish numbers, probably over $1M now?), and an ongoing support subscription. nujabe 2 months ago I think it’s fair to assume the idea is for it to eventually be more cost effective than other solutions as they scale up. 5 replies →
esseph 2 months ago You get a fully auditable hardware and software BOM, and you get an air-gapped, API-driven, on-prem cloud.You still have a fairly large up front cost ($600k base in 2023ish numbers, probably over $1M now?), and an ongoing support subscription. nujabe 2 months ago I think it’s fair to assume the idea is for it to eventually be more cost effective than other solutions as they scale up. 5 replies →
nujabe 2 months ago I think it’s fair to assume the idea is for it to eventually be more cost effective than other solutions as they scale up. 5 replies →
I think the idea is that, in fact, you do.
Not one-time cost, but rather TCO.
You get a fully auditable hardware and software BOM, and you get an air-gapped, API-driven, on-prem cloud.
You still have a fairly large up front cost ($600k base in 2023ish numbers, probably over $1M now?), and an ongoing support subscription.
I think it’s fair to assume the idea is for it to eventually be more cost effective than other solutions as they scale up.
5 replies →