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Noise Emissions from Hyperscale AI Data Centers: A Poorly Characterized Exposure at the Doorstep of Community Health Research
The rapid build-out of hyperscale computing for artificial-intelligence workloads has made data-center noise a recurring source of community concern in the United States, yet calibrated, standards-grade acoustic data remain scarce. This narrative review synthesizes direct measurements, regulatory an
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