Boom Supersonic is pivoting to sell 42 MW 'Superpower' natural-gas turbines to power AI data centres, announcing a 29-unit, roughly $1.25 billion launch order from Crusoe and a $300 million funding round. Boom says turbine revenue will fund development of its Symphony engine and the Overture supersonic airliner.
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Boom has a commercial launch order for 29 Superpower turbines (42 MW each) from Crusoe — a deal reported at roughly $1.25 billion — alongside a $300 million financing round; those numbers are the immediate revenue and capital underpinning the pivot.
Company intends to use turbine profits to finance development of its Symphony engine and the Overture supersonic airliner, shifting Boom from a pure aircraft developer toward an industrial power-equipment business model.
The move expands Boom's addressable markets into AI data-centre power generation and introduces new manufacturing, supply-chain and capital-allocation dynamics that will influence timelines and supplier planning for Symphony and Overture.
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