As the data center boom puts pressure on the grid, companies are turning to AI software to reduce energy consumption during peak demand. This approach could ease the bottleneck in getting new power plants online, allowing data centers to participate in the energy equation. Emerald AI’s Conductor system is being deployed in a new facility in Virginia, capable of adjusting power usage while ensuring critical jobs are completed.
Data centers adapt to grid demands with AI-powered flexibility
As the data center boom puts pressure on the grid, companies are turning to AI software to reduce energy consumption during peak demand. This approach could ease the bottleneck in getting new power plants online, allowin…
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