Amazon Unveils Production-Ready Gigabit-Class Leo Ultra Broadband Terminal

Amazon Leo is ready for testing and aimed squarely at Starlink’s dominance

The Bezos versus Musk battle for satellite internet service is heating up. In what’s rapidly becoming the new space race, Amazon will start testing its high-speed internet service that it’s building out to compete with SpaceX’s Starlink service. With a broader rollout planned for next year, on November 24 Amazon announced some updates to its Leo network—including a new program that will see select businesses taking part in an “enterprise preview…

Amazon’s Starlink competitor is launching with ‘world’s fastest satellite internet antenna’

On Monday, Amazon announced Leo Ultra, the first antenna for its satellite internet service, which is launching in a private preview ahead of a commercial rollout sometime next year. Leo Ultra is made for “business and government customers,” unlike the other two, smaller Leo antenna options. No pricing or availability details have been announced, but this gives us our first good look at the 20-by-30-inch design and specs of the new antenna.  Ama…

Amazon's Starlink Rival Preps Wi-Fi Router

FCC documents show that the Amazon Leo router supports Wi-Fi 6 and includes a 'mesh mode.'

Amazon starts letting businesses test rebranded Leo satellite service as it plays catchup to Musk's Starlink

Earlier this month, Amazon renamed its satellite internet offering from Project Kuiper to Amazon Leo as it works toward a broader commercial rollout.

Amazon unveils production-ready gigabit-class Leo Ultra broadband terminal

Amazon has unveiled the final production version of Leo Ultra, the company’s highest-performing enterprise terminal for the satellite broadband constellation it aims to bring into service next year. The post Amazon unveils production-ready gigabit-class Leo Ultra broadband terminal appeared first on SpaceNews.

Amazon Leo Launches Enterprise Preview: 1Gbps Satellite Internet

The race to deliver global internet from space is officially intensifying. Amazon has formally launched the first real-world tests for its satellite internet initiative, rebranded from Project Kuiper to Amazon Leo, a name that nods to its foundation in Low Earth Orbit. While SpaceX’s Starlink currently dominates the market, Amazon is preparing to enter the arena with a bold claim: the fastest antenna in production. This aggressive entry starts w…