Force majeure carveouts are really common in every type of contract.

You should check your home insurance contract, for instance... It likely would not cover an ICBM strike.

Are you saying that most data loss happens because your data center gets blown up in a shooting war? Like, AWS is the first digital service provider to lose data in decades?

I think it's what most people comparing provider SLAs would expect

Are you suggesting that their technical documents have separate availability numbers to predict geopolitical events and war?

Creative accounting works and is good because it works. If your customers give you more money because you lied to them, but it's legal, then it's good.