OneDiagonal is the autonomous operations layer for GPU infrastructure. Our kernel-augmented agents detect hardware failures, recover workloads, optimize utilization, and continuously learn which nodes are safe to schedule on — without human intervention.
As GPU fleets scale to thousands of accelerators, the operational complexity grows faster than headcount can. Hardware degrades silently. Jobs hang without explanation. Utilization drops while engineers triage logs. Every hour of downtime costs more than the last.
An autonomous operations layer that sits between your hardware and your workloads. It watches every signal — kernel events, telemetry, collective comms, scheduler state — and acts before failures become outages. No runbooks. No pager rotations. No GPU-hours lost to human reaction time.
Four stages that run continuously across every node in your fleet — closing the loop from raw hardware signal to autonomous action to fleet-wide intelligence.
Every incident, every recovery, every hardware anomaly feeds a continuously updated model of your fleet's health. Over time, OneDiagonal doesn't just react to failures — it prevents them. Degrading nodes are excluded from scheduling before they cause outages. Maintenance is prioritized by risk, not by who got paged last.
gpu-04 flagged by agent at week 10 — before first job failure
Designed for the engineers who are paged at 3am.
We're working with a small group of GPU data center operators, cloud infrastructure teams, and ML platform engineers. If you're running GPU infrastructure at scale and ops overhead is a growing cost, we want to talk.
Tell us about your infrastructure. We'll reach out to schedule a technical call.