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Amazon committed $10,000,000,000 to Project Kuiper.
Amazon developed Project Kuiper prototype satellites at its research and development center in Redmond, Washington.
Amazon will be able to build three to five satellites per day by some point in 2024.
Semtech and Nordic Semiconductor collaborated to provide seamless and persistent connectivity to Amazon Sidewalk.
EOS Data Analytics is now listed in AWS Marketplace.
Amazon acquired up to 83 launches from Arianespace, Blue Origin, and United Launch Alliance in April 2022 to deploy its Kuiper constellation.
Amazon expects to produce the standard customer terminal for less than $400 each.
Project Kuiper customer terminals are powered by an Amazon-designed baseband chip developed under the codename Prometheus.
Amazon designed the Prometheus chips in-house and acquired them at approximately one-tenth the market cost.
Amazon unveiled user terminals for Project Kuiper on 2023-03-14 at the Satellite 2023 conference in Washington.
Amazon plans to produce 3 to 5 Project Kuiper satellites daily to meet its deployment schedule.
Amazon plans a high-end Project Kuiper terminal measuring 0.48 m by 0.76 m to provide speeds up to 1 gigabit per second for enterprise and government customers.
The Project Kuiper terminals are powered by a baseband chip Amazon designed called Prometheus.
Amazon has enough data to start building operational Project Kuiper satellites and expects to have made multiple spacecraft by the end of 2023 for launches starting in the first half of 2024.
An ultra-compact Project Kuiper terminal about the size of Amazon’s Kindle ebook reader weighs just under 0.5 kg and is designed to offer speeds up to 100 megabits per second.
Amazon expects to start providing Project Kuiper beta services to large customers in certain regions later in 2024.
Atlas Space Operations, a Michigan-based company, added 11 antenna sites by joining forces with AWS Ground Stations.
Antaris SatOS software manages JANUS-1 core bus responsibilities while orchestrating multi-tenant payloads and onboard computing and showcasing secure TT&C protocols with Amazon Web Services and ATLAS Space Operations providing ground communications services.
GrabMaps has become a data provider for Amazon Location Service.
Operational and cost efficiencies from GrabMaps' functionalities are helping businesses using Amazon Location Service maximize platform capabilities.