"Amazon Leo, the company's satellite internet service with more than 150 satellites in orbit, is launching a preview designed to enable select business customers to begin testing the network using production hardware and software. The company also said the preview will also allow the Amazon Leo team to gather additional customer feedback and tailor solutions for specific industries ahead of a broader 2026 rollout."
"The company said the preview will feature the Amazon Leo Ultra, an enterprise-grade terminal that includes a full-duplex phased array antenna and provides download speeds up to 1 Gbps and upload speeds up to 400 Mbps. Amazon Leo claimed this is the fastest commercial phased array antenna in production. Amazon Leo Ultra is engineered to withstand high-and low temperatures, precipitation, and strong winds. The antenna incorporates Amazon's proprietary radio frequency (RF) design and signal processing algorithms, as well as advanced networking capabilities."
Amazon Leo operates with more than 150 satellites and is launching a preview for select business customers to test the network using production hardware and software. The preview will gather customer feedback and tailor solutions for specific industries ahead of a 2026 rollout. The preview features the Amazon Leo Ultra terminal with a phased array antenna providing download speeds up to 1 Gbps and upload speeds up to 400 Mbps. Amazon claims the Leo Ultra antenna is the fastest commercial phased array in production. The terminal is engineered to withstand extreme temperatures, precipitation, and high winds and incorporates proprietary RF design, signal processing, and advanced networking. Private networking options include Direct to AWS and private network interconnects at major colocation facilities.
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