The Minnesota-based company, known as OATI for short, says “to our knowledge, this is the first instance of AI supporting real grid operations.” OATI’s artificial intelligence software system, called Genie, will focus on enhancing the California ISO’s outage management system.

The energy demands of AI workloads are growing at an unprecedented pace. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently noted that future AI server racks could require up to 600kW of power, a dramatic leap from today’s standards and a fivefold increase in density from what we are seeing today.

California's statewide power grid operator is poised to become the first in North America to deploy artificial intelligence to manage outages, MIT Technology Review has learned.

AI’s performance advantages are tightly linked to methodological rigor and technological integration. Data preprocessing techniques, such as normalization, imputation, and feature extraction, were found to be essential in optimizing model accuracy.

The emergence of new AI capabilities has prompted utilities to rethink their approach to change management and edge computing.

Ciaran Flanagan, Vice President and Global Head of Data Centre Solutions and Services at Siemens, tells Energy Digital 's sister title AI Magazine about the current data centre market and AI’s role in it. We’re in the most transformative and exciting period in data centre history – and demand has never been greater.

Google will also spend more than $3 billion to modernize two hydropower plants in Pennsylvania to help meet growing demand from data centers in the region.

Electricity bills are projected to surge by more than 20% this summer in some parts of PJM Interconnection's territory, which covers 13 states.

America's largest power grid struggles to meet demand amid a tech industry power grab—but that's not the only issue.