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<b>28) AI-Assisted Predictive Maintenance Architecture for U.S. Critical Infrastructure Data Centers and Telecommunications Facilities</b>
Abstract Objective. Data centers and telecommunications facilities that support U.S. critical services are monitored by separate systems for power, cooling and network equipment, although their failures are physically and logically coupled. A power anomaly can degrade cooling, rai
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