The growing frequency of extreme weather events poses significant risks to data centers, including physical damage, operational downtime, and increased insurance costs. Facilities in emerging markets like Brazil and regions with rising temperatures, such as Southern Europe, are particularly vulnerable. The strain on power grids during heatwaves exacerbates the issue, as cooling demands surge when energy availability is at its lowest. This dual stress on infrastructure could lead to widespread blackouts, as seen in Turin, Italy, where a heatwave caused repeated power outages. These risks threaten the operational stability and financial viability of AI-driven data centers.