Week of October 5, 2026
New features
- Availability alerts. You can get an email when a GPU configuration you want becomes available. Manage alerts from the alerts page. Pause, resume, or delete them, and launch a rental straight from a matched alert. Alerts are grouped into active and done tabs, and you can have up to 10 active alerts. Learn more in Availability alerts.
- Multiple SSH keys. You can now save more than one SSH key and choose one or more keys when you launch an instance. Each instance’s details page lists the keys attached to it. See SSH keys.
- Organization SSH keys. Organizations can now share SSH keys. Members can add and view keys. Admins can manage any key in the organization. See Organizations.
- Instance management panel. SSH access and reboot controls now live together in one panel on the instance details page. Multi-node rentals show each node in a table, or as cards on mobile. See Managing instances.
Updates
- Managed Kubernetes (beta).
- Download a per-cluster SSO kubeconfig from Cluster info. See kubectl access.
- New node group pages for compute, billing, and settings, plus a node detail view.
- Cluster usage now appears in your billing history.
- Hyperbolic now emails you about low balance, control-plane status, and cluster termination.
- Refreshed layout with a Beta label in the navigation, an actions menu, and better mobile support.
- Learn more in Managed Kubernetes.
- Alert emails. Alert emails now include the connection type and a link to your alerts page. When you open an alert email, the dashboard tells you whether the GPUs are still available.
- GPU count filter. GPU counts on alerts and the GPUs page now mean “N or more” GPUs. See GPU count filter.
- Public API.
- New paginated endpoints for active rentals and rental history, with filters for GPU type, region, and term type. The older unpaginated list endpoints are deprecated.
- SSH key endpoints are now available, so you can list, create, rename, and delete keys.
- Endpoints to get a single rental, an active rental summary, and whether you have past rentals are now available.
- Timestamps are now returned in RFC 3339 format.
- GPU and storage counts in rental options are now rounded down to fixed steps.
Bug fixes
- Credits that Hyperbolic adds to your personal balance now unlock renting right away, the same as a card purchase. You no longer need to pay by card first. See Account management.
- Instance status no longer flips away from Running while a node reboots.
- Custom ports now show on the instance details page for all eligible instances.
- Availability alerts now match on offered configurations, not free GPU counts, and no longer count the same GPUs twice.
- GPUs that just sold out no longer appear as available.
- The login modal now closes automatically when you’re already signed in.
- Fixed a 404 on the Support link in Private Cloud navigation.
- Fixed the layout of past instance cards so the time sits under the price.
- API error responses no longer include internal debugging details.