Amazon Leo to Integrate with Third-Party Antennas for Enterprise and Government Use
On February 13, 2026, Amazon announced that its satellite internet service, Leo, will introduce a modem module to enable integration with third-party antennas. This enhancement is designed to increase flexibility for enterprise and government customers using the service. Amazon filed a regulatory request with the Federal Communications Commission in the United States to support this integration. The new modem module will allow users to connect Leo's satellite internet service with antennas not manufactured by Amazon, expanding the range of compatible hardware. This development aims to improve service adaptability and better meet the diverse needs of enterprise and government sectors. The announcement was reported by PCMag and PCMag Australia on the same day.
