Amazon’s Project Kuiper satellite mega constellation is just the beginning.

After Elon Musk’s Starlink, Amazon's Project Kuiper, under Jeff Bezos's leadership, is now looking to to enter India's satellite internet sector. It has approached the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) for application approval.

Starlink may have dominated the satellite internet scene for the past half-decade, but Amazon is determined to steal some of its spotlight. On Monday, the brand launched 27 satellites via United Launch Alliance's Atlas V rocket,

Some countries have turned to the satellite internet firm in preparation for trade talks, State Department staffers wrote. The U.S. has a strategic interest in countering Chinese internet providers, but Musk’s role complicates the picture.

That fuzzy orb-like object seen streaking across the High Desert Sky on Thursday night was not a UFO, but part of a SpaceX Starlink project. The Starlink 6-75 mission launched at 6:51 p.m. on ...

Jeff Bezos' Project Kuiper is seeking expedited approval from the Department of Telecommunications to enter India's satellite internet market, following in the footsteps of Elon Musk's Starlink. Kuiper plans a significant presence with 10 gateways and two points of presence,

Amazon-backed Project Kuiper is reportedly looking for quick regulatory approvals to launch its satellite internet services in India

Now a fresh batch of hardware that is making its way to orbit—a stack of two dozen satellites from delivery giant Amazon that are designed to send the Internet to Earth from space—highlights once again the challenges facing our civilization.

On Thursday night, a series of lights aligned in the sky left residents across various regions of Cuba in awe, sparking curiosity and a flurry of

Starlink, a satellite internet project by SpaceX, aims to provide high-speed broadband worldwide using a network of low Earth orbit satellites. Recently, India's Department of Telecom approved a Letter of Intent to Starlink.

CoinEx Charity has successfully implemented its global humanitarian initiative, "Bridge to Hope,” in the Republic of Benin by providing and installing Starlink satellite internet equipment at the Adjarra University Center (CUA).

Trains on routes from Inverness to Wick, Thurso, Kyle of Lochalsh, and Aberdeen now feature an advanced onboard system powered by Starlink's Rigid Terminal.