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The Data Center Learns Which Oscillation Came From Where
A source-selective storage controller separates computing-load fluctuations from grid disturbances while preserving prescribed support.
Summary
A source-selective storage controller separates computing-load fluctuations from grid disturbances while preserving prescribed support.
Large computing loads can create oscillations even as operators expect them to help the grid. This work derives conditions for distinguishing disturbance sources and a limit on simultaneous isolation and support. A local storage controller outperformed equal-order comparators in two simulated networks while meeting the required grid response. The evidence is a control study, not an operating data-center deployment.
Why it matters
A source-selective storage controller separates computing-load fluctuations from grid disturbances while preserving prescribed support.
Limits and context
- The evidence is a control study, not an operating data-center deployment.
Key claims
A source-selective storage controller separates computing-load fluctuations from grid disturbances while preserving prescribed support.
Qualification: The evidence is a control study, not an operating data-center deployment.
Evidence: source-2026-10-20-017
Sources
- arXiv preprint 2610.26812, original v1arXiv · primary research
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