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Data Center Load Accommodation under QoS and Checkpoint-Induced Frequency Security Constraints
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence workloads is accelerating the expansion and grid interconnection of data centers (DCs). Existing data center load accommodation (DCLA) assessments primarily focus on grid and resource adequacy and often imply that greater workload flexibility always increa
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