Boom Technology
PulseAugur coverage of Boom Technology — every cluster mentioning Boom Technology across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- 2026-10-28 product_launch United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby announced that the Boom Supersonic jet will not be ready this decade, indicating a delay past its planned 2029 delivery. source
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AI data centers use jet engines for power amid grid connection delays · 1 source tracked
AI data centers are increasingly turning to converted jet engines to generate their own electricity due to long wait times for grid connections and new power infrastructure. Companies like xAI and OpenAI are utilizing t…
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Georgia Tech student's jet drone breaks speed record, eyes $800K prize
Tomas Salvo, a Georgia Tech student, has unofficially broken the world record for the fastest jet-powered drone with his 'Reaper' aircraft, reaching 491 mph. The drone, built in his dorm for $13,000, features a carbon f…
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Boom Technology pivots to AI data centers, casting doubt on supersonic jet
Boom Technology is reportedly facing significant doubts regarding its supersonic airliner, the Overture, with a potential delay beyond its 2029 target. The company is shifting focus to manufacturing natural gas turbines…
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United Airlines CEO doubts Boom Supersonic jet readiness by 2029
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has expressed doubts about Boom Supersonic's timeline for its Overture supersonic airliner, stating it will not be ready by the planned 2029 delivery date. Kirby cited numerous hurdles Bo…
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AI-powered job matching platform HN Match Maker launches
HN Match Maker is a new AI-powered platform designed to connect job seekers with relevant job openings. The tool analyzes both candidate profiles and employer postings to pre-score and rank potential matches based on va…
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Heart Aerospace's largest battery-electric plane prototype completes first flight
Heart Aerospace has successfully completed the first flight of its X1 demonstrator, a prototype all-electric aircraft. The plane flew for 27 minutes at an altitude of 1,100 feet, powered entirely by batteries, costing l…