Amazon has joined the global internet competition with its exciting project to develop a LEO satellite system that will deliver fast, reliable internet across the planet. It is obviously a response to Elon Musk’s Starlink service and suggests a new level of competition in the market of space-internet services.
The Amazon LEO satellite system is part of Project Kuiper, which is its plan to build a satellite network of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites that will send high-speed internet directly into homes, businesses, schools, and remote locations.
The aim is to provide reliable, affordable, and fast internet anywhere, even in places where standard broadband or fibre is impossible.
Starlink has thousands of satellites in orbit and millions of users worldwide. Amazon hopes to offer:
Amazon currently has satellites already in testing modes and aims to have full services in a few years. Pilot trials have been conducted with promising results.
If it’s successful, Amazon LEO will:
Information is based on publicly available updates from Amazon and industry reports. Launch timelines and performance details may change as the project develops.
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