Bezos heads into B2B comms with TeraWave satellite system

Cameron Page2026-01-22T17:51:00

Source: Freepik

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin to mix LEO and MEO to create enterprise-focused satellite constellation, with symmetrical speeds of up to 6Tbps. Move comes as several telcos, including T-Mobile US and Telefónica, show increased interest in developing satellite-based enterprise services…

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Organisations: Amazon Leo; Blue Origin; CNN; Eutelsat; European Union (EU); FOX News Media; Intelsat; Iridium Communications; Lynk Global; OneWeb; SES; Siemens Energy; Starlink; Telefónica; T-Mobile US.
Geographies: Europe; France; North America; United Kingdom (UK); United States of America (USA).
People: Jeff Bezos; Jimmy Kassis.
Themes: 5G standalone (5G SA); Administrations; Business continuity; Cloud; Critical communications; Cybersecurity; Data centres; Direct-to-device services (D2D); Enterprise (B2B); Enterprise connectivity services; Fibre (FTTP); Fibre backhaul; Gateway terminals; Governments; Internet of Things (IoT); Launch services; Low-Earth orbit satellites (LEO); Medium-Earth orbit satellites (MEO); Multi-orbit satellite systems; Network resilience; Network slicing; Optical links; Point-to-point connectivity; Power technology; Remote coverage; Satellite; Spacecraft; Symmetrical speeds.

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