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Service-Aware Hosting Capacity Assessment of Edge Data Centers with Workload Flexibility
The growing demand for edge computing, content delivery, and AI services is driving the interconnection of edge data centers (DCs) with distribution networks. Before interconnection, utilities evaluate how much DC capacity can be accommodated without violating feeder current and voltage limits. Fixe
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