Amazon's long-awaited challenge to SpaceX's Starlink is finally taking shape. The company's Leo satellite internet constellation has reached 394 satellites in orbit following its 14th launch, and executives say initial service will begin later this year.
Amazon Leo Satellite Internet Nears 400 Satellites as Initial Service Launch Approaches
Amazon's Leo satellite constellation has reached 394 satellites in orbit after its 14th launch, with the company announcing initial internet service will begin later this year. The budding rival to SpaceX's Starlink has 100 rocket launches booked worth at least $82 billion.
Key Takeaways
- Amazon's Leo satellite constellation has reached 394 satellites in orbit after its 14th launch, with the company announcing initial internet service will begin later this year.
- The budding rival to SpaceX's Starlink has 100 rocket launches booked worth at least $82 billion.
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