Amazon Eyes 2026 Entry to Satellite Internet Market Dominated by Musk's Starlink
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Amazon highlights US$50 billion chip potential and advances LEO satellite plans
On April 29, Amazon told investors on its first-quarter 2026 earnings call that AWS continued to accelerate, while the company doubled down on its custom chip business and pushed forward with plans for the Amazon low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellite service, including the planned acquisition of Globalstar. Executives framed the moves as complementary elements of a broader strategy to capture a wave of demand driven by generative AI, even as they flag…
Elon Musk so far dominated the satellite internet thanks to SpaceX and its Starlink system, which has thousands of satellites deployed and a global expansion that has led to internet access being enjoyed in virtually any part of the planet, both in rural areas and in cases of catastrophes and war conflicts. However, now the South African tycoon is facing a great threat, as Jeff Bezos has launched a strategic movement with Amazon to break Starlin…
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