Create and AccessAn AI Notebook is a Notebook Lab environment running on dedicated GPU hardware. You select a region and a GPU configuration, and the portal provisions the notebook for you.›Start a KernelInside JupyterLab, creating a notebook means starting a kernel session connected to a compute resource (CPU or GPU). This is separate from provisioning the AI Notebook instance on the portal.›Connect to a KernelTo connect or switch kernels, open the kernel configuration menu in the top-right of the notebook IDE.›Notebook GalleryDiscover the Power of Notebook Gallery in Ai Notebook›Manage KernelsGo to Running Kernels / Notebooks in the navigation bar (second icon from the top).›Managing AI NotebooksThis page explains how to stop, start, and delete an AI Notebook, and how the notebook's status affects billing.›System NotificationsAI Notebook displays a dynamic banner at the top of the IDE to keep you informed about important updates without disrupting your workflow.›