Baker Hughes secured power-generation and cooling equipment orders from a U.S. technology company, including Chart dry coolers for AI workloads.

Baker Hughes said it had secured large power-generation and cooling-equipment orders from a U.S. technology company. The customer is not named in the supplied report.

The orders have distinct booking periods: the power-generation order was booked in the third quarter of 2026, while the cooling-equipment order was booked in the fourth quarter of 2026. Booking an order does not establish that equipment has been delivered or that the associated facility is operational.

The cooling scope includes Chart dry coolers for high-density AI compute workloads. The report does not disclose order value, generation capacity, cooling capacity, delivery dates, or the number of data-center sites involved.