Amazon Leo is the satellite internet access network that offers speeds of up to 1 Gbps
Amazon Leo is the satellite network that the Internet sales giant has prepared, and that little by little it is approaching its commercial phase to offer high-speed internet access. Speeds reached 1Gbps and that you can obtain practically anywhere thanks to its new antennas, where highlights the Leo Ultra. The network already has more than 150 satellites in orbit to offer the Amazon Leo service in places where there is no access to fiber.
Amazon Leo is the satellite internet access network of the online sales giant
Satellite internet connection is now offered with speed options up to 1 Gbps. Amazon is offering a trial of its business range to selected customers, ahead of its planned commercial rollout next year. Among the new features we find 3 antenna modelswhich depending on the model chosen you will be able to have higher access speeds.
Amazon offers 3 antennas with different speeds
The antenna Amazon Leo Ultra offers a flat screen design with great performance, allowing you to reach speeds of 1 Gbps download and up to 400 Mbps upload. This makes it the fastest antenna that is currently available. In addition to this top-of-the-range model, Amazon has also presented the Leo Pro with download speeds of up to 400Mbpsand the Leo Nanoa tiny size that sacrifices some speed to stay in 100Mbps.
Leo Ultra offers 1 Gbps, Leo Pro reaches 400 Mbps and the tiny Leo Nano at 100 Mbps
The antennas are powered by a chip of its own designed by Amazon Leo, in addition to proprietary RF technologies that allow you to maximize your performance while reduce latency. Amazon Leo will be offered with useful options for business environmentsas a simple tool for network management and end-to-end encryption that will provide greater security in your communications.
Amazon will offer options for companies in its Leo network
It also has a service that allows direct communication with AWSas well as other cloud networks and local networks. This will allow the file transfer to private networkseven without having to go through the public network. The two options that Amazon will offer are:
- Direct to AWS (D2A), which will allow AWS customers to connect directly to their workloads using AWS Transit Gateway or AWS Direct Connect Gateway through a simple interface from the Amazon Leo console.
- Private network interconnection, which will allow PNI (Private Network Interconnection) to be offered to offer direct connections between your data center or central network, offering the creation of a private network in less time.
Amazon has already shipped some Leo Pro and Leo Ultra antennas to select customers, for try these options intended for your range businessand which will be expanded to more users to continue testing its capabilities, as they add new options and network capabilities. At the moment no other data is known such as the monthly cost What will this network have, or the date in which it is planned to begin with this service, beyond an extended and comprehensive 2026.
