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Existing users can create an Organization directly from the dashboard. New users can sign up and onboard immediately. Check out our full blog here:

Organization-wide dashboards reveal spend trends, compute consumption, and project-level behavior.

Admins get full control: invite members, assign roles, set limits, manage payment methods, and review usage patterns across inference and GPU compute. Developers get their own keys, clean usage history, and instant access without touching shared credentials.

With Organizations, every team gets... > Centralized workspace and member management > Individual API keys tied to each user > Per-user spending limits and oversight > Consolidated billing with detailed breakdowns > Organization-wide usage analytics

The problem was consistent across startups, labs, and enterprise teams: shared API keys, fragmented accounts, and zero visibility into who used what. Organizations eliminate this infrastructure friction so teams can focus on shipping.

Hyperbolic Organizations are now live. 👇🏻 A unified, secure way for teams to build AI together without shared credentials, scattered billing, or unclear usage. Organizations centralize access, governance, and spend across all AI workflows.

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🎯 The Reality GPU failure isn’t rare. Large clusters see failures daily. Winning teams aren’t the ones with perfect hardware — they’re the ones with: Monitoring, Alerting, Failover, Fast migration Catch failures early → save weeks of compute and $$.

What To Do When You See Warning Signs Act before catastrophic failure: > Increase checkpoint frequency > Migrate workloads to healthy hardware > Lower clocks or batch sizes > Enable tighter monitoring > Document error patterns for support Cloud GPU users can swap instances in

🔥 Stress Testing Use stress tests to isolate hardware faults: > GPU memory tests > Compute burn-ins > Benchmark comparisons vs expected specs If your GPU is 20–30% below normal performance → something’s wrong.

How to Diagnose Systematically > Monitoring is everything: > Temperature logs > ECC error counts > Power draw anomalies > Throttling events > Clock speed drops > Utilization tracing Tools: NVIDIA DCGM, nvidia-smi --query, cloud GPU health dashboards, custom scripts. Historical

⚠️ System Instability: Common symptoms of a dying GPU: > Crashes only during GPU init > Kernel panics on CUDA workloads > Driver resets you can’t recover from >Random freezes requiring hard reboot If your system hangs only under load → suspect hardware, not drivers.

⚠️ Thermal Issues: GPUs running above ~85°C will throttle or crash. Signs you’re overheating: > Fans maxing out > System locks after long runs > Performance drops when ambient temp rises Data center GPUs (700W H100/H200) need serious cooling. One blocked airflow path = a

⚠️ Memory Errors = Red Alert ECC can fix single-bit flips, but double-bit errors cause crashes, corrupted checkpoints, NaNs, or silent model degradation. Watch for: > NaNs mid-training > Checkpoints that won’t load > OOM errors when capacity should be enough > Rising ECC error

⚠️ Performance Degradation The silent killer. If your model… > Runs slower than baseline > Shows inconsistent epoch times > Has inference latency spikes …it may not be your code. Thermal throttling, memory bandwidth drops, or dying compute units can tank reliability.

Visual Anomalies (even on headless servers) > Corrupted pixels > Weird colors > Distorted geometry On compute workloads, you won’t “see” these, but the same underlying memory errors will corrupt tensors, gradients, and model weights. If vision data looks off → check your GPU

Meta’s Llama 3 (405B) training across 16,384 H100s logged: > 30.1% of disruptions from GPU failures > 17.2% from memory failures Failures aren’t rare… at scale, they’re expected. Detect early → save your run.

⚠️ Is Your GPU Failing? Recognizing the Signs Before It’s Too Late. > A training run crashes at 90%. > Inference latency suddenly triples. > Checkpoints corrupt out of nowhere. These aren’t random glitches, they’re early signs your GPU might be failing. Let’s break down what