Low Earth Orbit Broadband Access

April 28, 2025

CCIA Staff

LEO broadband has the potential to increase accessibility, reduce latency, and increase speed of high-speed connectivity. It has the potential to reach the 43.7 million Americans in urban, remote, and difficult-to-access areas who are currently without broadband. According to CCIA’s Research Center, expanding LEO broadband coverage could increase U.S. GDP by over $29 billion annually.

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