Here's the thing: data centers are becoming increasingly demanding on our power infrastructure, putting real strain on the grid. But here's where it gets interesting—some major tech players are actively resisting what seems like an obvious fix. When electricity supply runs tight, the straightforward solution would be to temporarily disconnect these centers from the grid. Yet companies are fighting hard against this approach, even knowing the grid pressure they're creating. It's a classic clash between operational demands and grid stability concerns. The real question is whether we can find a middle ground, or if tech companies will keep pushing back on load-shedding measures.