US EditionDirectv and Sky Brazil Will Offer Business Satellite Internet via Amazon Leo
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The telecommunications companies DirecTV and Sky Brasil, belonging to the holding Wayken ILW (Werthein Group), announced an expansion of their strategic alliance with the multinational company Amazon in relation to the commercialization of the future satellite provision of broadband Internet Amazon Leo, formerly known as the Kuiper Project. So far, the contract would allow DirecTV and Sky to sell the service to homes, more now they will also be …
DirecTV Latin America and Sky Brazil have just announced the expansion of their strategic alliance with Amazon to bring the satellite broadband service, promoted by Amazon Leo, to the business sector of South America. The companies explained that this agreement has the potential to connect about 15 million companies in nine countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay. They said this new phase compl…
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