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Data Center Oscillation Isolation and Grid Support: Fundamental Limits and Source-Selective Control
The grid integration of large data centers poses a growing power-system stability challenge. Rapidly varying computing demand can induce oscillations, while the facilities must provide a prescribed response to grid disturbances. Existing controls address load fluctuations and grid support but do not
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