Europe wants Musk’s satellites no more

More and more people are turning away from Elon Musk -- whose Starlink has only one challenger. France's Eutelsat is now hoping to be the winner as Europe gears up. “We see a much greater purchasing power in the European military,” said Eva Berneke, CEO.

Europe wants Musk’s satellites no more

Elon Musk and SpaceX confirmed the launch of 21 Starlink satellites on Sunday, while simultaneously, the Wall Street Journal published a report saying Europe wants a regional alternative to Tesla owners’ ‘unreliable’ space devices. “Deployment of 21 Starlink satellites confirmed,” SpaceX said on X. “Watch Falcon 9 launch 21 satellites to orbit from Florida, including 13 with Direct to Cell… Source

European countries are actively trying to reduce their dependence on the American satellite service. Eutelsat with its OneWeb satellite service could be an alternative.

Authorities rely on European alternative to Starlink