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LLM inference clusters, due to their unique execution characteristics, can be used as controllable loads to provide frequency regulation services by scheduling inference requests. This approach leverages the flexibility of LLM workloads to help manage power demands in computing clusters.
LLM inference clusters, due to their unique execution characteristics, can be used as controllable loads to provide frequency regulation services by scheduling inference requests. This approach leverages the flexibility of LLM workloads to help manage power demands in computing clusters.
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While the widespread deployment of Large Language Models (LLMs) has significantly driven up power demands in computing clusters, the unique execution characteristics of LLM inference offer a novel opportunity to utilize these clusters as controllable loads. In this paper, we investigate the potential of LLM...
As LLM deployments increase power consumption in data centers, using inference clusters for grid frequency regulation offers a way to optimize energy use and support grid stability. This could create new value streams for data center operations while addressing energy challenges.
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