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Gigabit+ speeds from low Earth orbit. First satellites for @ProjectKuiper are at their assigned 630km altitude, and the team just shared this speed test using our enterprise-grade customer terminal. So pumped to see this and looking forward to bringing this level of performance to our customers.

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