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Amazon has taken a major step in its space ambitions with the successful launch of its first operational Kuiper satellites. The deployment intensifies competition with SpaceX’s Starlink as both companies race to dominate space-based broadband connectivity.
- Amazon's Project Kuiper aims to deploy 1,618 satellites by 2026, competing directly with SpaceX's Starlink network.
- The launch is part of a 46-mission agreement between Amazon and ULA, utilizing Atlas V and Vulcan rockets.
- ULA CEO Tory Bruno highlights the partnership's potential to enhance global connectivity and support future space missions.
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