The U.S. Army recently showcased the potential of Amazon Leo, the tech giant’s low Earth orbit satellite network, during a live demonstration at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland. This event highlights a significant partnership between Amazon and the Army, focusing on next-generation connectivity solutions that could ultimately benefit small businesses operating in remote or underserved areas.

Armed with a constellation of thousands of satellites, Amazon Leo aims to extend rapid, reliable internet access globally. The demonstration featured the Amazon Leo phased array antenna, known as Leo Pro, which achieved impressive speeds of over 400 Mbps, making it a potential game-changer for organizations struggling with connectivity issues.

“Amazon has a long track record providing critical cloud and connectivity services to the U.S. Army, and this demonstration at Aberdeen Proving Ground is an important step toward an expanded partnership,” stated Liz Martin, Head of Government for Amazon Leo.…