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A Theory of Probabilistic Power Provisioning for Data Centers with Distributed Energy Storage
The growing power demands and variability of AI workloads make electrical power delivery a critical constraint in data-center operation. Distributed energy storage can reduce the power capacity required to support stochastic loads, but its benefits depend fundamentally on the statistics and time sca
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