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Detection of Synchronized AI Data Center Load Episodes Using SCADA Telemetry
AI data centers running distributed training workloads impose episodic, spatially correlated active-power disturbances on the transmission grid. These synchronized episodes increase cross-substation load correlation and limit the diversification benefit that reserve margin planning assumes. Conventi
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