Notebooks & editor
A JupyterLab-style environment with a code editor, terminal and file browser in the browser.
Every CapabilityNext course runs in a browser workspace we host on GPU infrastructure we own. No installs, no drivers, no cloud console — and it works from a phone, a tablet or a ten-year-old laptop.
Open the module, and the environment is already there — nothing to configure, the same setup for every student.
A JupyterLab-style environment with a code editor, terminal and file browser in the browser.
Real accelerator access for training and fine-tuning when the material calls for it — no queue, no setup.
Course datasets are already in place and versioned — no downloads, no “where do I put this file”.
PyTorch, Hugging Face, vector databases and the rest — pinned to versions that work together.
Your work is saved between sessions — pick up exactly where you left off, from any device.
Each workspace is your own sandbox. Your code and data aren't shared with the rest of the cohort.
Pick this week's lesson. No downloads, no accounts to wire up.
We provision a workspace on our GPUs with datasets and libraries pinned.
A notebook opens with everything imported. Same setup for every student, every device.
Illustrative — a real walkthrough video will replace this.
A shared high-memory accelerator suitable for the training and fine-tuning the courses require. [State the exact GPU class and any per-session limits once finalised.]
Yes — your files and notebooks are saved to your workspace and are there when you come back, on any device.
Self-paced enrolments keep access for the stated period. Live-cohort access runs through the programme plus a wind-down window. [Confirm the exact durations.]
The heavy compute runs on our servers, so you're only sending keystrokes and receiving text — it holds up on modest connections. A stable connection matters more than a fast one.
Yes. You can download your code and artifacts to keep in your own portfolio and repositories.
Book a call and we'll walk you through the workspace and how a typical week runs.
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