
- sq ft
- 200,000
- per year capacity
- 2 GW
- built in-house
- 85%
- jobs in Colorado
- 500
AI needs power the grid can’t deliver
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.
- projected shortfall by 2030
- 176 GW
- of new capacity behind the meter
- 72%
- turbine deficit through 2032
- 100+ GW
In the heart of Colorado
- The Front Range. Home to Boom since 2014.
- South Denver.
- 200,000 square feet. Two buildings.
- The Superpower Superfactory.
- 2019USDA NAIP
- 2023USDA NAIP
- 2026Vantor © 2026 · SkyFi
Raw material in. Power plants out.
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.
- Building 1: Manufacturing & Assembly
- 145,000 sq ft. Precision machining, final assembly and trailer integration.
- Building 2: Advanced Processes
- 55,000 sq ft. Advanced materials and processes that most turbine makers buy from outside suppliers.

500 jobs. One of the best-equipped factories in Colorado.
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For turbine delivery slots, technical specifications and energy infrastructure partnerships, contact our team at sales@boomsupersonic.com.









