Amazon is racing to catch up to SpaceX’s Starlink, which currently dominates the market with a constellation of roughly 8,000 ...

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket sends Amazon's Project Kuiper satellites into space. (SpaceX / Amazon via LinkedIn) In a case of ...

Amazon’s Project Kuiper, its would-be broadband satellite rival to Elon Musk’s Starlink, is gearing up for its next launches.

Amazon's Project Kuiper intends to one day provide high-speed internet to customers around the world - a direct challenge to ...

SpaceX has been enjoying growing uptake of its internet-from-space Starlink service, but in a weird twist, the company is ...

The effort is poised to compete directly with Starlink, the network offered by Elon Musk’s SpaceX that already has at least 4.6 million customers around the world.Starlink and Project Kuiper are ...

Starlink might not enjoy the same head-start it has in other markets, opening an opportunity for Project Kuiper.

SpaceX, which has long deployed its Starlink satellites from Florida, is increasingly launching the missions from California.

Amazon’s Project Kuiper may be the underdog against SpaceX’s Starlink today in the satellite broadband race, but a ramped-up launch schedule and tight AWS integration put Kuiper on a clear path to ...

Both Kuiper and Starlink satellites will operate in a region of space called low-Earth orbit, which is dramatically closer to our planet than where traditional communications satellites operate.

Of course, while Amazon may have dominated the e-commerce world terrestrially, its satellite internet offering has a long way ...

Project Kuiper is a subsidiary of Amazon, the online commerce behemoth that billionaire Jeff Bezos founded in 1994. The venture is meant to challenge Starlink, an internet satellite constellation ...