Amazon has enough Leo satellites to launch broadband, but its constellation is still tiny vs Starlink
Amazon says it is ready to deploy Leo service now, yet scale is the real competitive gap decision-makers will feel.

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Amazon says it is ready to deploy Leo service now, yet scale is the real competitive gap decision-makers will feel.
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