According to a statement in FCC (Federal Communications Commission) May 23, starlink reached the mark in 400,000 subscribers worldwide. The information confirms that the service is in good demand and is expanding rapidly. Just over two months ago, the company announced that it had a base of 250,000 subscribers..

China is considering using anti-satellite technology if Starlink poses a threat
The study was published in the journal Modern Defense Technology.

At the moment the company Elon Musk working on 32 countriesand is actively involved in assistance to the Ukrainian army during the invasion of Russia, with the aim of making Internet access available to citizens even during this extremely turbulent period. At the moment, several regions are not listed for future support, namely: Afghanistan, Belarus, Cuba, China, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria as well as Venezuela.

According to the archive FCC:

After this statement, many talk about the possible next generation which is already being developed to further improve the efficiency of the service. Positioning is reinforced by words Brett Tarnutzer, Satellite Policy Director:

“SpaceX is poised to further add value to U.S. consumers and businesses with its mobile ground stations that require 12GHz capability to link aircraft, ships, and vehicles with high-speed, low-latency broadband connectivity in the U.S. and internationally.”

over the past few weeksnews about the launch of the service in various regions are reported internationally. May 24 SpaceX made available Starlink R.V. (Short for “Recreational Vehicles). For those who don’t know, this is alternative for people traveling to remote places, which usually makes a stable connection difficult. The limitation of this modality is that its antenna is very large and not suitable for regular cars – recommended for motorhomes or other similar vehicles.

in parallelthe company is improving WiFi in commercial aircraft. It is assumed that if all goes well, then will be launched in one year.

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