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Amazon files for U.S. approval to orbit 5,105 satellites in direct-to-device push

Federal regulators are reviewing a request from Amazon to place 5,105 satellites into orbit for a direct-to-device network. That term describes a service that routes data signals from space directly to phones and other consumer devices…

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