Amazon Leo debuts new gigabit-speed 'Ultra' antenna, begins enterprise preview

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With more than 150 satellites in orbit and initial network testing underway, Amazon Leo (formerly Project Kuiper) is sharing new details on its enterprise-focused hardware, services, and capabilities, and launching a new preview program for select enterprise customers to begin testing Amazon Leo services ahead of a wider commercial rollout in 2026. Amazon Leo is designed to extend reliable, high-speed internet to those beyond the reach of existing networks, including the millions of businesses, government entities, and organizations operating in places without reliable connectivity. Amazon Leo has signed agreements with customers and partners across a wide range of industries, including JetBlue, Vanu Inc., Hunt Energy Network, Connected Farms, and Crane Worldwide Logistics. To support this early adoption, Amazon Leo is launching an enterprise preview that allows select business customers to begin testing the network using production hardware and software. It also gives Amazon Leo teams an opportunity to collect more customer feedback and tailor solutions for specific industries ahead of a broader rollout.


Amazon Leo debuts new gigabit-speed 'Ultra' antenna, begins enterprise preview