Rack-Scale Security Attestation for the Oxide Cloud Computer 

"Speaking loudly in the data center" should be a new Oxide series

And it can also attest that it's running "Oxide firmware as patched by this specific customer" and not "Oxide firmware as patched by Bureau of Evil"

This man always sounds like he's speaking louder than the microphone can handle 😅

Fantastic!

When can those racks be bought in Germany?

This is similar to TPM-style remote attestation but also including the firmware running beneath the host processor, isn't it?

can you make a home server rack please?

Handsome man, handsome server

iOS-style attestation from hardware in server equipment? Nice!

Do you offer actual hardware for purchase or is it just cloud? I'm not interested in cloud, data has to stay on location.

That's all well and good, but how can the end user trust that the Oxide firmware is itself perfectly safe and not compromised either from a malicious internal employee or (if we want to be really paranoid) that Oxide themselves isn't knowingly pushing out backdoored firmware? Do you open source your firmware to allow customers to audit it to ensure compliance with their own security needs? If not, then I don't see how this is all that much more secure than the proprietary blobs that Dell, HP, and the like supply with their servers.

It still runs on foreign silicon.