AT&T Partners with Amazon to Offer Satellite Broadband Services
AT&T has become the first major U.S. telecom partner of Amazon's satellite broadband service, Leo. The partnership will bundle Leo’s low-earth-orbit (LEO) satellite internet with AT&T’s fiber and 5G services for enterprise and public-sector customers across approximately 2.5 million business accounts on a single bill. This move positions AT&T as the anchor telecom customer for Amazon's LEO constellation, intensifying competition against SpaceX's Starlink in carrier partnerships. Amazon currently has nearly 400 satellites in orbit but lacks an official launch date or pricing details for its service. The phased rollout will focus on rural coverage and backup connectivity rather than direct satellite-to-phone services. AT&T aims to address the
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