Amazon Leo Ultra promises speeds up to 1 Gbps download and 400 Mbps upload, potentially faster than many current home internet plans The service ta ...

The numbers suggest Amazon Leo is looking to quickly scale up to compete with SpaceX's Starlink to serve customers across the ...

Starlink satellites seen in the night sky. Credit: NurPhoto/ This week, Amazon announced a ...

Amazon Leo begins shipping hardware and previews 1 Gbps satellite internet service to select customers ahead of wider commercial rollout in 2026.

The technology SpaceX and Amazon use relies on satellites in low-earth orbit, which beam signals to the ground. It’s faster ...

Amazon has announced Leo Ultra, its first antenna for satellite internet service, designed for business and government customers ...

The company has not disclosed pricing or full availability timelines, but is framing Leo as an "enterprise-grade" platform rather than a consumer-focused service at launch. In ...

Amazon Leo — the satellite internet service provider formerly known as Project Kuiper — says it has started shipping its top-of-the-line terminals to select customers for testing. Today’s announcement ...

A French union filed a legal challenge on Monday against a decision by the country's telecoms regulator to grant radio spectrum to Amazon's satellite internet service, the biggest test yet of the U.S.

Imagine being able to access the internet from anywhere in the world, whether you're in a city or a remote area. For many of us, reliable internet is a given, but for millions, it remains a luxury.

Amazon has barely deployed 100 of its more-than 3,200 internet-beaming satellites, and already it's added a major airline as a Project Kuiper customer. The company founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos ...