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Forced Oscillations in Power Systems Induced by Data Centers Hosting AI Workloads
Power swings in large Data Centers (DTCs) running Artificial Intelligence (AI) workloads can excite poorly damped modes in power systems. The resulting forced oscillations can lead to flicker, equipment disconnection, or blackouts. This paper investigates the risks of such load fluctuations for diff
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