Amazon has deployed enough satellites to launch Leo service this year
Amazon has successfully deployed enough satellites to begin initial service for its Leo internet network later this year. The company is working to compete with SpaceX's Starlink despite facing rocket launch delays.
Why it matters
Marks a significant milestone in the space-based internet market, which aims to provide global connectivity and compete with established players.
Amazon said it now has enough satellites in orbit to begin "initial service" of its Leo internet-from-space network later this year.
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