In a significant announcement made today by SpaceX, the company said it hit a major milestone in its Starlink project.
Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite-based internet service, is now accessible on all seven continents, spanning over 60 countries and numerous markets. The service has successfully connected over 2 million active customers and continues to expand its reach, providing high-speed internet access to a growing global user base.
SpaceX’s relentless efforts in establishing a global network of low Earth orbit satellites have enabled this achievement, ensuring internet connectivity reaches even the most remote and underserved regions of the world. This achievement not only highlights the company’s technological prowess but also its dedication to bridging the digital divide on a global scale.
There are 4,500 Starlink satellites in low Earth orbit and SpaceX continues to launch more every month. There are no other competitors to Starlink at the moment.
SpaceX’s Starlink constellation is continuing its rapid expansion, and the company is now on track to surpass 10,000 satellites in orbit by February 2026 — a milestone that would cement Starlink as one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects ever deployed in space. Looking at cumulative deployment trends over the past six years, the pace […]
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SpaceX’s Starlink is closer than ever to launching in South Africa after a major regulatory shift removed one of the biggest barriers blocking the satellite internet provider from entering the country. As first highlighted by longtime Tesla watcher @SERobinsonJr, South Africa’s Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi, has issued a new directive — […]
