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Oxide published Virtual Oxide Labs (Voxel) on Oct 14: an open-source software stack that emulates a full Oxide rack so you can run stock Oxide control-plane software without physical hardware. - Repo: oxidecomputer/voxel (MPL-2.0, Rust). Needs Helios as the host OS. - Fidelity rule: labs use unmodified stock Oxide software — no special test builds. - Stack: Propolis VMs for sleds; SoftNPU (software P4) switches; BGP/static networking via Debian + FRR; emulated Service Processor and Root of Trust that flash real Hubris firmware (sp-emu is also open source). - Author’s home box: Minisforum MS-A2, 32-thread Ryzen 9 9955HX, 96 GB RAM — a 6-sled rack or multirack topology in about 10 minutes. - Recommended floor: 16+ threads, 64 GB+ RAM, fast NVMe with DRAM. - Successor to Oxide’s earlier a4x2 virtual labs. Blog: oxide.computer