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A Critical Review of Grid Integration Challenges and Flexibility Opportunities for Large-Scale Data Centers
The rapid proliferation of cloud computing and artificial intelligence workloads is fundamentally reshaping the magnitude, spatial concentration, and electrical characteristics of data center power demand. Data centers differ from conventional commercial loads because they combine high rack densitie
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