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An article about a new approach to data center energy management, where software called Conductor allows facilities to flexibly reduce power usage during grid spikes, demonstrated through a simulation of the UK's grid during a soccer match. The technology aims to address the bottleneck of getting data centers online quickly without building new power plants.
NVIDIA and Emerald AI unveiled a collaborative approach at CERAWeek to treat AI factories as flexible grid assets, improving energy efficiency and grid reliability through intelligent power management. The initiative partners with major energy companies to optimize AI workload operations based on grid conditions while maximizing tokens per second per watt.
Emerald AI demonstrated how power-flexible AI factories can autonomously adjust electricity consumption to stabilize grid demand, using NVIDIA GPUs and infrastructure at a London data center to absorb peak power surges without disrupting critical workloads.