Amazon Seeks Federal Approval to Launch 5,105 Satellites for Direct-to-Device Network on Saturday

According to CNBC, Amazon requested federal approval on Saturday to launch up to 5,105 internet satellites as part of a constellation providing direct-to-device (D2D) connectivity. In a filing with the Federal Communications Commission, the company said the D2D network would combine its existing infrastructure with Globalstar's satellites and spectrum, targeting users unserved or underserved by existing wireless providers and supporting emergency operations like search and rescue.
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