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PowerAtlas: Feasibility-Aware Language Models for Electricity-Computing Co-Scheduling
Electricity-computing co-scheduling (ECCS) decides where and when computing tasks run together with how generators are dispatched, because task placement changes nodal demand while power availability determines whether tasks can be served. Prior work addresses such coupled problems with optimization
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