A recent incident in Northern Virginia highlighted the need for improved disaster response in data centers, particularly those housing artificial intelligence systems. The event, caused by a fallen power line, demonstrated the inadequacy of current protocols for handling grid disruptions. This has sparked concerns about the potential consequences for data center operations and the AI systems they support. The issue is not just a matter of data loss, but also the potential for system downtime and the impact on businesses that rely on these centers. This vulnerability matters because it has significant implications for the reliability and continuity of AI-driven services.