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General · 23 January 2026

Blue Origin's TeraWave to Rival Starlink with Satellite Network

Blue Origin's TeraWave to Rival Starlink with Satellite Network

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is launching TeraWave, a satellite network of 5,408 satellites, to compete with Starlink. Scheduled for deployment in late 2027, TeraWave aims to deliver speeds up to 6 terabits per second for enterprise, data center, and government users. Unlike Starlink and Amazon's Leo, which target individual consumers, TeraWave focuses on providing reliable, high-speed connectivity for critical operations. Amazon's Leo plans to have over 3,000 satellites, while Starlink already has over 9,000 in orbit.

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