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Amazon data centers switch to backup power during peak demand

A utility-triggered switchover after a disconnect warning shows AI power demand reshaping how cloud providers manage their relationship with the grid.

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Exclusive: A Mississippi utility warned Amazon it would disconnect its data centers during peak demand. AWS built a system letting the utility trigger a switch to backup power. Full story:
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