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big advertisers so now they're looking small. But first

Amazon has purchased three Falcon 9 launches from SpaceX to support deployment

of its Project Kuiper mega Constellation, the company said Friday.

The new deal comes scarcely two months after it was revealed that Amazon was facing a lawsuit

over its decision not to consider SpaceX, the most reliable rocket company on the planet, in its first

round of launch contracts. The three Falcon Nine missions are targeted to lift off starting in

mid 2025. Kuiper is planning a constellation of 3,236 satellites in

low-Earth orbit. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission required Amazon to deploy at least half of that figure by 2026.

Speaking of SpaceX's founder, a new report by the Financial Times says X will now turn to small and medium sized advertisers to shore up revenue after the company's

owner Elon Musk alienated big brands fleeing X over anti-Semitic content by telling them they could

go F themselves during an interview at the New York Times

Dealbook Summit earlier this week.

But while the FT paints a picture of a bright future for X, where catering to SMBs was always the goal,

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