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CATS: A Carbon-Aware Task Simulator for Reducing AI Data Center Emissions
The rapid rise of generative AI is accelerating cloud data center expansion, with electricity demand projected to double by 2026. Because carbon-intensity varies by more than 5.5x across grids and times of day, where and when inference tasks execute significantly affects operational emissions. We ad
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