Where Boom builds 42 MW turbines, from raw material to finished power plant. South Denver, Colorado.

Two buildings and 200,000 square feet, built to scale to 2 gigawatts of turbine production a year. We went from signing the lease to making production parts in nine months.

One turbine core. Two missions.

U.S. data centers face a projected 176 GW power shortfall by 2030, and 72% of new capacity will need to be generated on site. Legacy turbine supply falls more than 100 GW short through 2032, with lead times measured in years. Superpower is our answer: 42 MW on a trailer, full output up to 110°F, no water. It runs on the same turbine core as Symphony, the engine that will power Overture. Every unit we build on the ground moves supersonic flight forward.

In the heart of Colorado

2. The Front Range. Home to Boom since 2014.
3. South Denver.
4. 200,000 square feet. Two buildings.
5. The Superpower Superfactory.

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85% of every turbine, by weight, made in-house in Denver

Legacy turbine makers depend on long supply chains. We make the critical parts ourselves, on one campus, with one team. It’s how we went from concept to a fully assembled turbine in nine months.

Build the machines that power AI, and the engines that will fly supersonic.

We’re hiring machinists, technicians, inspectors, and manufacturing and quality engineers. You’ll work with new equipment and a small team that owns the whole process, from raw material to finished turbine.

Build the future of power with us

Partner with Boom Superpower

For turbine delivery slots, technical specifications and energy infrastructure partnerships, contact our team at [email protected].