Amazon Leo for enterprise offers ultra‑low latency, real‑time connectivity that your business can depend on, no matter where and how you operate. Rely on flexible, scalable and secure connectivity, backed by Amazon.
UK Connect combines this high-performance LEO capability with our fully managed, enterprise‑ready service.
Our specialists design, install, activate, and optimise your LEO deployment across all locations. Every technical detail is handled by our team, ensuring your connectivity performs exactly as your business demands.
Amazon Leo offers fast and reliable connectivity, UK Connect’s FUSION service makes it unstoppable.
FUSION ensures the best technology is deployed across all your sites to guarantee maximum uptime.
You choose an SLA that suits your business requirements, all wrapped into one simple, predictable pricing model no matter how many sites.
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UK Connect install, activate, and optimise Amazon Leo end‑to‑end across all your sites. Every technical detail is handled by in-house experts.
We verify Amazon Leo coverage for your sites and confirm technical suitability — free, no obligation.
Our engineers specify the full architecture — hardware, integration with your existing infrastructure, failover logic and management plan.
Our in-house Field Technicians install and commission the hardware across your sites. We’ll get you connected in days, not weeks.
From day one, your network is monitored by our Farnborough Network Operations Centre — real engineers, not just automated alerts.
Regular performance reviews, firmware updates and configuration tuning as Amazon’s Leo constellation continues to expand.
Be the first to know when Amazon Leo is ready to deploy. Just fill out the form and we’ll be in touch.
The average UK fibre circuit takes 10–14 weeks – involving site surveys, wayleave negotiations, civil works and carrier provisioning. Amazon Leo via UK Connect deploys in days. No trenching. No wayleaves. No waiting.
Single-link sites have no protection against outages. When your primary connection drops, productivity stops, cloud systems go offline and costs mount. Amazon Leo (monitored 24/7 by our Farnborough NOC) can provide automatic failover before you notice anything is wrong.
Rural and remote sites are often simply off the map for traditional providers. Amazon’s Low Earth Orbit constellation will cover 100% of the UK – including areas that fibre and 5G will never economically reach.
Multiple providers means multiple SLAs to track, multiple invoices to reconcile, and multiple support queues to navigate when something goes wrong. Accountability gets diffused, when an outage hits, everyone points at someone else’s contract.
UK Connect puts your entire connectivity estate under a single managed contract. You get one SLA, one invoice and one number to call.
Amazon Leo delivers high throughput, low latency, and scalable performance for large data, analytics, and real-time workloads.
Amazon re developing multiple antennas to give customers choice and flexibility: Nano, a 7×7” model that delivers downlink speeds up to 100 megabits per second (Mbps); Pro, an 11×11” model that delivers downlink speeds up to 400 Mbps; and Leo Ultra, an enterprise-grade antenna that delivers downlink speeds up to 1 gigabit per second (Gbps) and uplink speeds up to 400 Mbps.
Our in-house experts will ensure you get the fastest possible speeds through:
Professional installation is recommended, especially in complex environments. This is because:
Amazon Leo delivers high bandwidth, low-latency connectivity using a global LEO satellite network. This makes it ideal for enterprises that need reliable, high-performance, day one internet in locations where fibre or 5G are unavailable, unreliable, or too costly to deploy.
Even if terrestrial networks fail due to mast works, construction, weather conditions, or outages, a satellite link remains active. This makes it valuable for:
Many enterprise locations, e.g. mines, farms, offshore facilities, construction sites or logistics hubs, lack dependable terrestrial connectivity. LEO satellite offers:
Common adopters include:
