United Launch Alliance (ULA) will send another batch of Amazon's Monday morning (Dec. 15), and you can watch the action live — if you're a night owl or a very early riser. A ULA Atlas V rocket ...

A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket has carried another batch of Amazon satellites into space — the first under the new ...

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United Launch Alliance launched an Atlas V rocket carrying 27 Amazon Leo satellites on December 16, advancing Project Leo’s low Earth orbit internet constellation alongside other commercial rockets.

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Amazon has accelerated its push into satellite communications, launching a preview program for enterprise customers as it rebrands its long-delayed Project Kuiper network under a new name: Amazon Leo.

Amazon’s satellite internet effort has officially shed its old codename, “Project Kuiper,” and emerged with a sleeker, simpler identity: Leo.

United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket will deploy 27 Amazon Leo internet satellites early Monday. Learn when and how to watch the launch and what it means for the growing satellite network.