Amazon’s satellite internet initiative Project Kuiper Testing begins for . Amazon, which wants to launch an affordable and high-speed internet system, has accelerated the tests of key technology. Kuiper Systems announced that it will test more than a thousand antenna prototypes over the next six months.
Amazon Project Kuiper testing begins in April
The testing period, which begins in April, will allow Kuiper Systems to evaluate how the antennas perform under different conditions and locations. It was stated that up to 200 subscribers could purchase terminals to evaluate the tests.
Amazon appears to be close to finalizing the antenna design for Project Kuiper. In this context, three options are planned to suit various user needs. Among these to 100Mbps Portable antenna providing speed up to to 400Mbps standard antenna offering speeds up to 1Gbps It includes fast enterprise class devices.
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This antenna diversity of the company underlines Amazon’s goal of accessing high-speed internet via satellite connection. Although pricing hasn’t been announced, Amazon says a standard antenna for less than $400 He hinted that it would be presented. However, he said they want to make the service even more affordable.
The antenna test is very important to compete with Amazon’s SpaceX Starlink network. While the company is trying to build its own satellite constellation, only two prototype Kuiper satellites have been launched so far. But plans point to speeding up satellite deployment.
The results from the six-month prototype period will also reveal the future of Project Kuiper. Let’s see if it can rival Starlink over time.