Superpower

Pre-production
Boom Supersonic
Boom Supersonic
Superpower

Overview

42 MW natural-gas turbine derived from the same core engine technology as Symphony, with about 80% hardware commonality. Superpower is designed for AI data centers and other onsite power applications, emphasizing waterless operation and strong output in hot, dry environments.

Boom revealed Superpower in December 2025 with Crusoe as launch customer for 29 turbines worth $1.25B+. Aviation Week reported on September 8, 2026 that the shared Symphony sprint core is nearing completion and expected to begin ground tests at Watkins, Colorado, within two months, a slip out of the original Q3 2026 window into roughly November, ahead of end-2026 assembly of a fully integrated 42 MW pre-production turbine and operational readiness in H1 2027. First customer deliveries to Crusoe are targeted for late 2027. Baker Hughes is supplying 31 generators totaling 1.3 GW to pair with the turbines.

Key Specs

Power Output
42 MW
Launch Order
29 turbines / 1.21 GW (Crusoe)
Operating Profile
Waterless; full output above 110°F
Fuel
Natural gas with backup diesel
Symphony Hardware Commonality
~80%
First Deliveries
Late 2027 (Crusoe)
Production Ramp Plan
1 GW (2028) → 2 GW (2029) → 4 GW (2030)