Amazon CEO Andy Jassy Compares New Satellite Internet Service to AWS

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has compared the company's new satellite internet service, Amazon Leo, to AWS, suggesting it could have a similar transformative impact. The service is set to launch in Q3 2026 and has already secured major customers like AT&T, Delta, JetBlue, and NASA. The acquisition of Globalstar has also brought Apple on board for satellite services on iPhones and Apple Watches.

By Keith Speights · Motley Fool · May 6, 2026, 08:44 UTC

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