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Blue Origin Unveils Satellite Network To Rival Starlink. Blue Origin, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, announces plans to launch more than 5,400 satellites to build a new global communications network called TeraWave. The company says TeraWave will deliver continuous worldwide internet access, capable of moving huge volumes of data far faster than existing commercial satellite services. At peak performance, Blue Origin claims speeds of up to six terabits per second. Despite the scale of the project, the network would still trail Starlink, the dominant satellite internet provider run by Elon Musk through SpaceX. Unlike Starlink, which targets individual consumers, Blue Origin says TeraWave will focus on data centres, businesses and governments rather than households. The move comes as competition intensifies in space-based connectivity, with Amazon also developing its own satellite network aimed at the public. Blue Origin says launches of the TeraWave satellites are expected to begin by the end of 2027.
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