Baker Hughes Lands $1.21GW Generator Deal for Boom Supersonic’s AI Data Centers
Event summary
- Baker Hughes secures order for 25 BRUSH™ Power Generation DAX 7 generators (1.21GW) to pair with Boom Supersonic’s 42MW Superpower turbines.
- Total order now stands at 31 generators (1.3GW) after prior 2025 agreement for 6 units.
- Equipment will power Crusoe’s AI data centers, with deliveries starting mid-2026 through 2028.
- Boom’s turbines repurpose supersonic engine core technology for data center power generation.
The big picture
This deal highlights the convergence of aerospace engineering and data center infrastructure as AI demand strains traditional power grids. Baker Hughes is positioning itself as a key supplier in the emerging market for on-site power solutions, while Boom Supersonic demonstrates how legacy aerospace technology can find new applications in high-growth sectors. The 1.3GW capacity represents a significant bet on the continued explosive growth of AI computing needs.
What we're watching
- Execution Risk
- Whether Baker Hughes can deliver 31 generators on time amid global supply chain constraints.
- Market Expansion
- How this deal positions Baker Hughes in the growing AI data center power market.
- Technical Validation
- The performance of Boom’s repurposed supersonic turbine technology in data center applications.
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