As zero- and low-voltage ride-through (ZVRT/LVRT) plans transition from preliminary design to interconnection conditions, a significant gap is emerging for AI deployments between theoretical compliance and live commissioning performance. In this session, we explore what ride-through requirements demand at the equipment level, where standard assumptions break down in live commissioning, and why moving power protection models out of the white space and upstream to medium voltage could support facility resilience at scale. Join us to discuss:
- What ZVRT/LVRT ride-through requirements entail for facilities at the equipment level
- Where standard power protection assumptions break down during live commissioning at hyperscale
- Medium-voltage protection strategies for managing ±70% GPU load swings and zero-voltage events
- Practical approaches for turning backup systems into grid-facing assets and utilizing stranded, low-carbon energy at scale
