Published on April 15, 2026
Amazon has long dominated e-commerce and cloud computing, establishing a stronghold in technology. However, the company is now shifting its focus to the satellite industry, eyeing new opportunities to expand its verticals.
On Tuesday, Amazon announced plans to acquire Globalstar for $11.57 billion. This move marks a significant step in its strategy to develop its own satellite broadband network and compete directly against SpaceX’s Starlink.
The acquisition will provide Amazon access to Globalstar’s constellation of roughly two dozen satellites. technology, Amazon aims to offer broader connectivity solutions, particularly in underserved regions where internet access is limited.
This bold entry into satellite communications could reshape the competitive landscape in space technology. As Amazon seeks to rival a major player like Starlink, both companies are poised to enhance their capabilities and expand their customer bases in an increasingly digital world.
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