Amazon’s race to challenge SpaceX in orbit is getting a helping hand from its chief competitor: SpaceX, which will launch the next batch of Amazon’s Project Kuiper internet satellites skyward on ...

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

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

Amazon's internet-beaming Kuiper satellites could one day be a formative challenge to the Starlink constellation SpaceX has ...

SpaceX launched the third batch of satellites for Amazon's Project Kuiper broadband megaconstellation early on Wednesday ...

Leveraging SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets, Amazon’s Project Kuiper accelerates its satellite internet rollout, showing how competition and collaboration can advance global broadband access.

Amazon's third set of operational Kuiper satellites lifted off at 2:30 am EST (06:30 UTC) on Wednesday from Cape Canaveral ...

But Amazon's internet architecture differs from that of Starlink, so the company may not need to rival SpaceX in sheer satellite numbers to provide comparable service. Project Kuiper will combine ...

Amazon's next group of Kuiper satellites could soon reach orbit, propelling the company a little closer to providing internet service to customers around the world. The batch of satellites is due ...

The rocket carried Kuiper I, the first batch of communications satellites for Amazon. Amazon's Project Kuiper intends to one day provide high-speed internet to customers around the world.

The stack of 27 satellites, part of Amazon's Project Kuiper constellation, is scheduled to launch on a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket next Monday (June 16).

Amazon in April successfully sent up 27 Kuiper internet satellites into low Earth orbit, a region of space that is within 1,200 miles of the Earth's surface. The 54 craft currently in orbit are ...