Get the app →
BriefTea logoBriefTea

Every story in sixty words

Technology · 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.

Reported by CNBC · How we write briefs

More briefs

WorldIran's unseen supreme leader urges Gulf countries to fight a shared enemy BusinessIceland supermarket boss tells the Chancellor to cut business taxes for employers GeneralNigel Farage's £5m donor has major stakes in arms industry PoliticsTreasury officials advise John Healey to tax banks and oil companies more HealthCorrecting hearing loss can cut dementia risk by almost half GeneralNotting Hill Carnival parade begins as Europe's biggest street party Browse all stories →