AI compute is becoming large and fast-changing electrical loads. Its impacts on data center infrastructure and power grids depend not only on total energy consumption, but also on how their power draw moves over sub-second to minute timescales, including peaks, ramps, and synchronized fluctuations across accelerators....
Jian-Sheng Wang, Jaskeerat Singh, Hao Xu et al.· 0 citations
Artificial intelligence (AI) workloads are creating large, power-electronic loads whose effects on power systems depend on location, temporal variability, controllability, and interactions with other loads and resources. Annual electricity consumption alone cannot capture these effects. This review examines how AI data...
Mariam Mughees, Yu-Zhou Li, Yi-Ze Chen et al.· 0 citations
Using real, measured GPU power traces, chunked prefill scheduling is used to show that chunked prefill scheduling, a latency-motivated technique already deployed by default in production LLM serving, is a controllable knob that regulates power ramp rate without touching peak power.
Pan-Sheng Li, Yize Chen, Xia Miao et al.· 0 citations
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