EL DORADO HILLS, Calif. - TelAve -- GridSignal, a power orchestration software company for AI-era data centers, today announced the launch of the GridSignal X-Ray Report, a free diagnostic that measures how much advance warning a data center's own job scheduler already had before historical power spikes — and what that unused warning cost in reserved capacity and demand charges.

Power demand held roughly flat for decades. The rise of large-scale AI workloads has broken that pattern, creating sudden, high-magnitude power draws that data center operators are often unable to anticipate — even though the signal frequently already exists in their own scheduler logs.

"The warning is already there, it's just invisible," said Laura Lilyquist, co-founder and CEO of GridSignal. "The X-Ray Report gives data center teams an actionable, evidence-based view of their own headroom, peak patterns, and approaching spikes — computed entirely from data they already have."

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The X-Ray Report is a one-time, no-integration process. Operators securely submit 90 days of their own historical scheduler and power data; GridSignal computes six figures — including lead-time opportunity, capacity utilization, peak events, demand-charge ratchet risk, and the company's headline metric, recoverable stranded capacity — and returns a report carefully reviewed by an expert analyst before delivery.

"This is a measurement of what a data center already did — not a forecast, and not a comparison to other operators," Lilyquist said. "Every formula, constant, and exclusion is written out so a customer's own engineers can check the arithmetic."

"We're closing a visibility gap using our proprietary algorithms," said Lloyd Spencer, co-founder and CTO of GridSignal. "The scheduler already knows a spike is coming. The X-Ray Report is the first time most operators will see that signal laid out next to their actual power draw."

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GridSignal was founded in July 2026 by Lilyquist and Spencer, who together bring a combined six decades of enterprise technology experience, including senior roles at Sun Microsystems, Microsoft, Symantec, VMware, Newbridge Networks, and a group of early stage companies. Both come to GridSignal with backgrounds in renewable energy and data centers.

Data center operators interested in requesting a free X-Ray Report can do so at gridsgnl.com/x-ray-report.

About GridSignal

GridSignal is a power orchestration software company that connects what AI workloads are demanding with what power infrastructure can support — giving the teams responsible for capacity, cost, and resilience a shared, evidence-based view of their operating picture.

For more information, visit https://www.gridsgnl.com.