This clip belongs to the broad family of cyber and sci-fi impact effects that circulate on soundboards and editing libraries, rather than to a single film, game, or viral meme. Sounds like this became popular as creators needed short, reusable hits for futuristic content, from gaming montages and tech reviews to short-form edits and motion graphics. Because it is only about two seconds long and instantly recognisable as electronic, it works as a universal punctuation mark for digital worlds, which is why editors keep returning to it for transitions, reveals, and dramatic cuts.