Amazon's Leo proposes satellite constellation for direct-to-phone service
Amazon's Leo proposes satellite constellation for direct-to-phone service
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Amazon's Leo has proposed a satellite constellation for direct-to-phone service. According to Reuters, Amazon's Leo made the proposal.
CNBC reports that Amazon is seeking federal approval to launch 5,105 satellites for a direct-to-device network. Bloomberg and TechCrunch note that this move could be a competitive move against SpaceX.
The company is seeking FCC approval for the project.
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Amazon's Leo proposes satellite constellation for direct-to-phone service Reuters · 49d ago broke it first
Questions people are asking
What is Amazon's Leo proposing?
A satellite constellation for direct-to-phone service
How many satellites does Amazon plan to launch?
5,105
What is the goal of the satellite network?
To provide direct-to-device service
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