Amazon has announced that it has manufactured more than 1,000 satellites for Amazon Leo, its satellite broadband network designed to compete with Starlink.
Amazon has announced that it has manufactured more than 1,000 satellites for Amazon Leo, its satellite broadband network designed to compete with Starlink.
Built at its Washington facility, the satellites will operate in low Earth orbit to deliver high-speed, low-latency internet to areas underserved by traditional networks. With more than 3,000 satellites planned for its first-generation constellation and approximately 400 already in orbit, Amazon aims to begin rolling out internet services before the end of 2026.