Blue Origin TeraWave Enterprise Satellite Network Launching 2027
Blue Origin announces TeraWave, a multi-orbit satellite network offering up to 6Tb bandwidth for enterprise customers. Deployment starts late 2027.
Six terabits per second from the stars. Jeff Bezos' space venture, Blue Origin, has officially unveiled its TeraWave network, signaling a massive escalation in the race for orbital connectivity. While SpaceX dominates the consumer market, Blue Origin is aiming directly at the world's largest enterprises.
Blue Origin TeraWave: 6Tbps Bandwidth for Enterprise
According to reports from The Verge, the TeraWave network promises an staggering 6Tb of bandwidth for both upload and download anywhere on Earth. However, don't expect to connect your smartphone to it directly. Dave Limp, CEO of Blue Origin and former Amazon executive, clarified that the system is "purpose-built for enterprise customers."
A Multi-Orbit Strategy with 5,408 Satellites
The infrastructure relies on a sophisticated "multi-orbit" design featuring 5,408 satellites. This approach is designed to provide high-throughput and low-latency connections for massive data transfers. Deployment is currently scheduled to begin near the end of 2027.
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