Boom Supersonic has lost the launch customer for its data-center turbine business. Crusoe has ended a reported $1.25 billion agreement for 29 Boom Superpower natural-gas turbines intended for AI data centers, according to TechCrunch.
Crusoe is dropping Boom, not abandoning turbines altogether. The company said it remains flexible about power sourcing, choosing among turbines, wind, solar, batteries, and grid electricity as individual sites evolve. The breakup removes Boom from Crusoe’s near-term primary power mix while other large generation deals continue.
Boom loses its launch turbine customer
Scholl announced the split on Sept. 25 months…
Read the full article at TECHREPUBLIC.COM
