Boom Supersonic Shifts Focus to AI Data Center Power, Casting Doubt on Airliner

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Boom Supersonic appears to be moving its priorities toward supplying power for AI data centers, raising questions about the timeline for its supersonic airliner. The company's data center power business has reportedly lost a customer, a setback in its new direction. As a result, the airliner's delivery may be delayed. The article's source is Ars Technica, which reports these developments without providing further details in the excerpt available.

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