Amazon now has enough Project Kuiper satellites in orbit to begin commercial internet service, though the network still trails Starlink by a considerable margin.

Amazon plans to launch its initial Leo satellite internet service later this year after placing nearly 400 satellites into orbit, setting up a bigger challenge to SpaceX's Starlink.

A reliable satellite internet is appealing to people who live in rural communities and have limited access to internet providers. Being able to take advantage of all the open sky around them to ...

Amazon spent years and billions chasing SpaceX. A midnight rocket launch just changed the race.

SpaceX expands Starlink satellite internet network beyond 10,600 satellites following the successful launch of 24 new satellites aboard a Falcon 9 rocket. The mission also brought one of SpaceX's ...

As SpaceX's Starlink gains traction for in-flight Wi-Fi, JetBlue has selected a rival satellite internet service—Amazon's Project Kuiper—to provide "next-generation" broadband access on the company’s ...

Montana Picks Starlink, Amazon's Project Kuiper Over Fiber for Broadband Funds Montana joins Colorado in allocating a large chunk of its Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) funding to ...

A new player could soon enter the satellite Internet market. Amazon Leo, formerly known as Project Kuiper, is getting closer ...

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Learn more Rakuten revealed plans for a satellite JV in Japan with AST SpaceMobile. The JV will buy and operate satellites ...

Airlines accelerate next-generation Wi-Fi upgrades as Starlink expands fleet contracts worldwide while Amazon's Project Kuiper pursues major aviation partnerships.

A Japanese report said KDDI-SpaceX and Rakuten Mobile-AST SpaceMobile are the leading contenders for Japan's J-LEO satellite project.