For comparison, the Starlink Performance Kit currently supports up to 400Mbps downloads, around half of the maximum Amazon is ...
Amazon Leo — the satellite internet service provider once known as Project Kuiper — has started shipping terminals to ...
Amazon has rebranded Project Kuiper as Amazon Leo and opened enterprise testing, escalating its challenge to SpaceX Starlink ...
Amazon has unveiled Leo Ultra, a business-grade satellite antenna it claims is the fastest commercial phased-array terminal ...
Amazon today revealed its new Leo Ultra satellite-terminal hardware, marking a major step in its low-Earth-orbit broadband push. Targeted at business and government customers, the phased-array antenna ...
Amazon has announced Leo Ultra, its first antenna for satellite internet service, designed for business and government customers ...
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Leo Ultra enters the satellite race with 1Gbps speeds, targeting Starlink’s dominance
Leo Ultra sits at the top of Amazon’s three-antenna lineup and targets business and government users. The 20-by-30-inch ...
They say fishing amounts to hours of boredom interrupted by split seconds of excessive excitement. But to relieve some of the monotony, new satellite antennas can bring in high-definition satellite TV ...
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 7 Ubiquitous 24-7 high-speed communications access is one of those things we have long talked about being in the future - at the CES today, it became a stark reality when RaySat ...
A new generation of stratospheric balloons and high-altitude uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) could soon connect the world's ...
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas which are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously. (Lockheed Martin image) ...
Antenna prototype being tested in one of Kymeta’s anechoic chambers. Photo via Kymeta. The future of satellite internet may rely on tech already found in your TV screen. LCD manufacturers are ...
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