It's just a representative of "core memory", and as long as she can access the data banks as a machine, she doesn't need a CD in a digital projection of a nonexistant gynoid to actually function. Dorothy moves without that disk because it simply isn't real. A shared delusion is preferable to being alone. Angel, remember, hates remembering this about herself and actively tries to avoid reverting to this state. Angel loses her "wings", and by the end reverts to a giant machine that has god-like control over ALL of the people around it. Remember how it's all the humans who have shitty paranoia and antagonism with one another? Most of the machines on the other hand are passive unless prompted by a human, or at least try to care about what happens to humans.
While it was man that started this war, it was the machines that tried to preserve people in this way.
Angel serves as a loopy administrator in this dying (or merely absurdly shitty) digital world, which with each repetition gets just a little more shitty than the last time. The minds of certain humans were copied and digitized into this world, but the process was not perfect and this shitty "wipe ALL memories" garbage was required to keep them all from losing their shit. There is such a big hoohah made over true memories. I think it was supposed to be a message in a bottle of human civilization, created after a cataclysmic conflict that destroyed the outside world.
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