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Boom Supersonic Expands into Data Center Power

October 26, 2026

2 min read

Key Takeaways

Boom Supersonic to hire 500 people for new plant.
Plant near Centennial Airport to build natural gas turbines.
Turbines to power data centers without grid or water reliance.
Technology derived from supersonic aircraft engines.

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Strategic Implications

Boom Supersonic's expansion into data center power may indicate a diversification strategy to leverage its engine technology beyond aviation. This move could suggest that high-speed propulsion programs are exploring alternative revenue streams, which may benefit the development of supersonic aircraft by providing additional funding sources.

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What Happened

Supersonic Aircraft Developer Enters Non Aviation Market

Boom Supersonic, a developer of supersonic aircraft, has announced plans to hire 500 people and open a new manufacturing plant near Centennial Airport. The plant will produce a 42-megawatt natural gas turbine, called Superpower, which utilizes engine technology developed for supersonic aircraft. The turbines are designed to power data centers independently of the electrical grid or water supply. According to AviNews, this move marks a significant expansion into non-aviation power markets for the company.

Source | Originally Published: October 25, 2026

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