
Amazon Leo is bringing high-quality satellite internet to Uzbekistan
Amazon Leo has partnered with UZ-SAT, a subsidiary of Uztelecom, to expand satellite internet connectivity in remote and hard-to-reach regions of Uzbekistan.
Why it matters
This provides high-speed internet access to rural communities and businesses where the country's diverse geography makes traditional fiber-optic infrastructure too costly or difficult to deploy.
The details
- Uztelecom currently serves over 13 million users and covers 96% of communities. - The system offers three customer terminals: Amazon Leo Nano, Pro, and Ultra. - The agreement was announced during the 5th Tashkent International Investment Forum. - Uztelecom operates more than 234,000 miles of fiber-optic infrastructure.
What's next
Amazon Leo plans to double its annual launch rate and expects to begin rolling out initial service in certain locations later this year.
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Bakhrom Azimov leads UZ-SAT
Bakhrom Azimov, general director of UZ-SAT
Amazon Leo is related to Uzbekistan
Amazon Leo will power satellite connectivity in remote and hard-to-reach regions of Uzbekistan
UZ-SAT, a subsidiary of Uztelecom
UZ-SAT is a partner of Amazon Leo
UZ-SAT... will serve as an authorized distributor of Amazon Leo
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