1>Nvidia Develops Open-Source Software to Monitor AI Accelerators

Published on January 06, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Conceptual illustration of a modern data center with multiple servers and Nvidia GPUs, showing temperature and performance monitoring graphs on holographic screens.

Nvidia Develops Open-Source Software to Monitor AI Accelerators

The company Nvidia is creating a new open-source solution designed specifically for data center operators. This tool allows extracting detailed information about the thermal status and multiple operational parameters of artificial intelligence accelerators, helping to address reliability and overheating issues. 🖥️

Access to Key Operational Metrics

The program provides administrators with the ability to monitor power consumption, workload, memory bandwidth, and other vital indicators across their entire hardware fleet. Having this telemetry facilitates early detection of problematic components and analysis of how accelerators are configured and used, as well as the errors they produce. Nvidia emphasizes that collecting this data is increasingly essential for planning and operating large-scale infrastructures.

Key Advantages of the Software:
  • Allows tracking usage and configuration of AI accelerators in real time.
  • Facilitates identifying risks and components with potential failures before they cause disruptions.
  • Provides a global view for proactively managing large hardware deployments.
Detailed telemetry is crucial for planning and managing large-scale AI infrastructures.

Improving Operational Infrastructure Management

The main objective of this tool is to enable operators to optimize performance and reliability of their AI systems. With a global and instantaneous view, they can anticipate failures, adjust configurations to gain efficiency, and ensure that hardware operates within its optimal limits. This approach is fundamental in environments where continuous availability and high performance are priorities.

Operational and Security Features:
  • Operates in read-only mode, without the ability to monitor or control the equipment directly.
  • Does not include emergency switches, backdoors, or remote control functions.
  • Its implementation is completely optional for operators.

A Step Toward Operational Predictability

Although the software cannot prevent an accelerator from needing a thermal rest, it empowers operators to see these events coming. This allows taking preventive measures, such as adjusting cooling, before the hardware reduces its performance or fails. Ultimately, this tool seeks to extend hardware lifespan and maintain its performance at maximum through data-based management. 🔧