No, the industry standard is 48 kHz.
A sampling frequency of 48 kHz is recommended for the origination, processing and interchange of audio programs employing pulse-code modulation (Source: https://www.aes.org/standards/comments/drafts/aes5-r-cfc-180904.pdf)
44.1 kHz was the old sampling rate used for Compact Discs.
Many commercial studios record, process and edit at 48 kHz then mix in analog on large SSL consoles, recording the analog output of the SSL as a 96 kHz file delivered to the mastering engineer.
A few rare producers choose to record, process and edit at 96 kHz.
Anything above 96 kHz is offered only as a selling point for marketing purpose for the DAW manufacturers.