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The deal gives Apple continued satellite support while Amazon aims to turn Project Kuiper into a stronger rival to Starlink.
- Amazon.com Inc. agreed to purchase satellite operator Globalstar, Inc. for $11.6 billion to accelerate its satellite internet business, Project Kuiper.
- The deal includes a strategic partnership with Apple Inc. to continue supporting satellite capabilities for the Apple Watch and iPhone through Globalstar's existing network.
- This acquisition transforms Amazon Leo, formerly Project Kuiper, into a number-two rival to Elon Musk's Starlink, signaling a new corporate space race for connectivity opportunities.
- Apple benefits by accessing advanced satellite connectivity without the massive capital expenditure of building its own constellation, allowing the tech giant to mitigate infrastructure risk.
- As Amazon Leo evolves, the firm aims to advance satellite connectivity beyond emergency messaging, positioning the e-commerce titan as a primary competitor in space-based internet infrastructure.
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