Driven by the global AI computing power wave and digital infrastructure investment, construction of hyperscale data centers and edge computing facilities has accelerated significantly in North America, Europe and Southeast Asia. Industry statistics show that global data center construction investment increased by 28% year-on-year in the first three quarters of 2026, and supporting acoustic governance demand has been released simultaneously.
Continuous broadband noise from server fans, cooling units and ventilation systems not only affects on-site technician communication and operational efficiency, but also brings occupational health risks to operation and maintenance personnel. The high-density equipment operation environment requires acoustic materials to be dust-proof, non-shedding, easy to maintain, and adaptable to long-term uninterrupted operation scenarios.
QinSound’s Insulation Series modular MLV damping sound barriers are arranged along high-noise cooling units and equipment corridors. The 3kg/m² ultra-dense polymer barrier delivers up to 27dB STC per single layer, blocking direct airborne noise transmission to technician workstations. The Ceiling Series high-density inorganic fiberglass acoustic panels are fully laid across equipment halls to control overall ambient reverberation. The dense, non-shedding surface resists data center dust and supports regular cleaning, meeting technical facility hygiene requirements. All products meet ASTM E84 Class A fire safety standards.
Industry analysts predict that as occupational health standards continue to tighten and data center operation refinement deepens, acoustic governance will gradually become a standard configuration for data center construction.
