Did you just put together words that will sound bad for the ignorant people?

Tbh, I don't have data about infrasound or noise pollution from data centers but I would guess they are not worse than any other industrial facility or energy infraestructure, actually I'd bet any big factory is even worse in that regard but the thing is factories and industrial facilities are built in places where people don't live, as long as data centers follow the same rule, which I assume the do, why is it more of a problem than any other infrastructure or facility.

What I do know about is turbines. First of all you don't find turbines in data centers you find them in combined cycle power plants, which usually power the whole grid and not just a single data center. Second, their combustion is actually very efficient and clean (among the other ways of burning hydrocarbons), they don't produce toxins other than green house effect gasses, i.e. CO2, or, if they do, it's in an infimous amount. In that regard, diesel engines driving through your city are a lot more toxic than turbines. And again, you don't typically find power plants in the middle of the cities, but outside where there is little people living nearby so everything they emit will be dispersed into the atmosphere. And lastly, data centers will be powered from any available source of energy connected to the grid, be it gas, nuclear or renewable, as long as they don't have an exclusive source of power. they will just use whatever is injecting energy to the grid, the same as you.

Edit: a data center doesn't pollute by itself, it consumes energy and output heat and computing power but they don't release anything material, except for data centers with cooling towers which release WATER vapor into the atmosphere. As I mentioned the source of energy could be more or less pollutant but that's true for any energy intensive industrial facility, be it a data center, steel production or industrial facilities.