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JetBlue, L3Harris, DIRECTV Latin America, Sky Brasil, and NBN Co. are customers and partners that have signed up for Amazon LEO services.
The company completed a successful prototype mission for Project Kuiper.
Amazon has filed and received initial licenses for the Project Kuiper satellite program.
Amazon LEO is a Low Earth Orbit satellite constellation designed to provide high-speed internet access.
Amazon Leo is positioned within the Amazon-branded suite of products.
Amazon completed a successful prototype mission for Project Kuiper.
As of November 13, 2025, Kuiper Government Solutions will operate as Amazon Leo for Government.
Amazon Leo plans to launch over 150 satellites and aims to establish a satellite constellation with more than 3,200 satellites.
Amazon has filed and received initial licenses for the Project Kuiper program.
The name change to Amazon Leo references low Earth orbit (LEO) where the satellites will operate.
Amazon plans to start providing services with Amazon Leo after expanding the network's coverage and capacity.
Project Kuiper signed an agreement with U.K. service provider Global RadioData Communications (GRC) to deliver Low-Earth Orbit satellite communication solutions for U.K. defense and government customers.
Amazon's Project Kuiper previously operated under the code name referencing Kuiper Belt objects.
Kuiper Government Solutions is building on Amazon's experience in high reliability and highly secure, software-defined networks.
Amazon rebranded Project Kuiper to Amazon Leo.
Amazon Leo has had six full-scale launches in 2023, starting in April.
Rajeev Badyal is the vice president of Amazon Leo.
A wider service rollout for Amazon Leo is planned for 2026.
The Amazon Leo constellation currently has 153 satellites and is designed to have more than 3,000 satellites.
Amazon Leo is expected to be offered to select enterprise customers by the end of 2025.