Crusoe has removed Boom Supersonic’s new stationary power plant from its near-term plans, according to a statement from Boom CEO Blake Scholl cited by Techub. The company had previously planned to invest $1.25 billion to use Boom’s turbine technology at its AI data center. The update points to a change in Crusoe’s immediate deployment timeline for the power system. Techub attributed the report to TechCrunch. No additional details were provided in the brief on whether the plan was delayed, canceled outright, or replaced by another power option. The disclosed information was limited to Scholl’s comment and the earlier $1.25 billion investment plan tied to Crusoe’s AI data center project.
Crusoe has removed Boom Supersonic’s new stationary power plant from its near-term plans, Boom CEO Blake Scholl said, according to Techub.
Crusoe had previously planned to invest $1.25 billion to use Boom’s turbine technology at its AI data center.
The report cited TechCrunch as the source.
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