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Step 1: Open the Kernel Configuration Menu
In the Notebook IDE, open the kernel configuration menu (top right).
Option | Description | When to Use |
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Running Kernels | Connect to an existing active kernel (e.g., Python 3). | Resume work quickly, save resources |
Start Other Kernels | Launch a new kernel with chosen GPU resources (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x H100). | New experiments or heavy workloads |
No Kernel | Open the notebook without attaching any compute. | View or edit code without running |
Step 2a: Start a New Kernel
Step 2b: Switch to an Existing Kernel
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