Blake Scholl says Boom’s engine core could power data centres

What was said

""our first application of our engine isn't in the sky. It's actually on the ground for data centers. And we can wrap this up in a couple trailers and we can deploy 42 megawatts for behind the meter power generation with a supersonic engine core that's designed to run hot so it doesn't need any water.""

Blake Scholl says Boom Supersonic’s first vertically integrated jet-engine core is being assembled and will reach a test stand next month. He argues the company’s first use of the engine technology could be ground power for data centres, claiming trailer-sized units could deliver 42MW without needing water.