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Multi-Scale Datacenter Power Modulation
Cloud datacenters must increasingly modulate power in response to time-varying grid and infrastructure constraints. We study this problem as finite-horizon control of a networked hybrid dynamical system, where datacenter power and service capacity depend on interactions between servers, workers, and
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