AT&T Adds Amazon Leo Satellite Service to Enterprise Network
AT&T is looking to satellite technology to extend network reach and provide an added layer of connectivity
AT&T is looking to satellite technology to extend network reach and provide an added layer of connectivity
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14, 2026 – AT&T is adding Amazon Leo satellite broadband to its enterprise and public-sector connectivity offerings, giving customers another option for staying connected in remote areas or when terrestrial networks are unavailable.
AT&T Business said Tuesday it has reached an agreement with Amazon Leo to offer the low Earth orbit satellite service to business customers nationwide. AT&T said it is the first U.S. telecommunications provider to offer Amazon Leo as part of a managed connectivity platform that combines satellite with its existing fiber and 5G networks.
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