An administrator wants to ensure that a copy of a virtual machine can still power up on another data center during a disaster. Which feature meets this requirement?

vSphere Replication is a disaster recovery solution that asynchronously copies virtual machine data from a primary site to a recovery site, enabling the replicated VMs to be powered on at the secondary data center in the event of a disaster at the primary location.

vMotion facilitates the live migration of a running virtual machine between hosts within the same vCenter Server environment or stretched cluster, not replication to a separate data center for disaster recovery.

vSphere High Availability (HA) provides automatic restart of virtual machines on healthy hosts within the same cluster after a host failure, but it does not replicate VMs to a different data center for disaster recovery.

Fault Tolerance (FT) creates a continuously synchronized, live-shadow instance of a virtual machine for zero downtime within the same cluster, but it is not designed for disaster recovery to a geographically separate data center.