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Create per-device Lab

Create a Jupyter environment with a GPU or NPU device attached. Use a GPU Lab for downloading and experimenting with models, and an NPU Lab for compilation and NPU inference work.


GPU Lab

Use this in a GPU environment when downloading or experimenting with models.

1. Go to the Lab menu

In the left sidebar, click Development > Lab and press the Create button.

2. Enter the Lab settings

Lab creation form

FieldExample value
Nametutorial-lab
Server TypeJupyter
Accelerator TypeNvidia GPU
Count1
Data Volumestutorial-volume → mount path /data

3. Connect to the Lab

When the status in the Lab list becomes Running, click the Connect button to enter the Jupyter environment.

Lab list — Running status


NPU Lab

Create a Jupyter environment equipped with an RNGD NPU to perform compilation and NPU work.

1. Go to the Lab menu

In the left sidebar, click Development > Lab and press the Create button.

2. Enter the Lab settings

NPU Lab creation form

FieldExample value
Nametutorial-lab-npu
Server TypeJupyter
ImageJupyter Notebook with FuriosaAI RNGD
Accelerator TypeRNGD
Count1
Data Volumestutorial-volume → mount path /data
Image selection

Any Jupyter image works to bring the Lab up. However, to use the furiosa-smi command, you must select the Jupyter Notebook with FuriosaAI RNGD image. Other images will produce furiosa-smi: command not found.

3. Connect to the Lab

When the status in the Lab list becomes Running, click the Connect button to enter the Jupyter environment.

NPU Lab — Running status


Check NPU Recognition

Clicking Connect opens the Jupyter environment. Open a terminal from the top menu File > New > Terminal and run the command below.

Run in the NPU Lab terminal
  • Open a terminal via the Jupyter top menu File > New > Terminal and run there.
  • If you enter it into a notebook cell (.ipynb) Python interprets it and you'll get a SyntaxError.
  • furiosa-smi is available only in the NPU Lab. Running it in a GPU Lab produces command not found.
furiosa-smi info

If the NPU is healthy, you should see output similar to:

+------+--------+---------+-------+--------+---------+
| Arch | Dev | Temp(C) | Power | PCI-BDF | UUID |
+------+--------+---------+-------+--------+---------+
| RNGD | npu0pe0| 35.0 | 70 W | ... | ... |
+------+--------+---------+-------+--------+---------+
If the NPU is not recognized

Ask your administrator to check the NPU device status.


Next Step

03. Download the model — Save a model from Hugging Face to a Volume