Overview
Amazon Leo to power satellite internet for South Africa’s largest internet provider South Africa's largest fixed internet service provider, Herotel, will use Amazon's satellite network to connect homes and small businesses beyond the reach of fiber and fixed wireless. Herotel, an internet service provider, will bring Amazon Leo’s satellite technology to South Africa through a new service called evry. Herotel will use evry, powered by Amazon Leo, to connect households and small businesses. The aim is to address a connectivity gap for millions of South Africans in rural areas. Everything you need to know about Amazon Leo, Amazon’s satellite broadband network Get answers to your questions about how Amazon will provide internet connectivity from space. Amazon Leo is bringing high-quality satellite internet to rural Africa Amazon's satellite service will work with Vanu to bring connectivity to communities traditional infrastructure can’t reach. More news from around the world Amazon invests in one of the world’s largest carbon removal projects, creating 11,000 jobs and restoring nature Amazon announces it will invest $48 billion in India by 2030 Amazon Leo's largest Arianespace launch yet will feature upgraded boosters to deploy more satellites Amazon unveils next-gen Proteus robot as part of €10 billion European investment in its fulfillment network