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Active Filter Design for Buffering Datacenter-Scale Power Fluctuations from Training AI
Training large AI models requires thousands of processors working in parallel. This synchronized load poses a challenge for traditional power delivery architectures, because IT power ramps much faster than grid hardware can compensate. This paper presents a hardware solution to this problem, intro
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