Analyst: Look to Amazon to Bundle Prime and Satellite Internet
Project Kuiper expected to amass large start-up costs

Project Kuiper expected to amass large start-up costs
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 2024 - Amazon’s ambitious global broadband access program could bring satellite-based internet access to Prime members around the world.
Project Kuiper, Amazon’s planned constellation of more than 3,200 satellites, could increase global connectivity worldwide, and at a significantly reduced cost to those with Amazon Prime memberships.
“We think Amazon could potentially bundle satellite-based internet service as part of Prime membership or offer the subscription to Prime members at a material discount to current offerings," said Evercore ISI Analyst Mark Mahaney. “We expect investors to focus more intently on the service's associated costs and revenue opportunities.”
Project Kuiper aims to deploy a constellation of more than 3,000 low Earth orbit satellites
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