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Beyond Scalar Flexibility: From Eligible AI Workloads to Dependable Load Relief
Grid studies often represent data-center flexibility as a fixed percentage of load, although no public production trace has shown how much eligible load persists across event durations or co-moves across clusters. We reconstruct 4,439 hourly power observations from a 185-day trace of 155,410 GPUs an
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