Musk's Starlink Is Building An Orbital Bypass As Undersea Cable Sabotage Threats Mount
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At the Baron Investment Conference on November 6, Elon Musk introduced Starlink V4 as a competitor for submarine cables. First he spoke of ten lasers per satellite, a little later on X of 100. Whether this improves the gaming ping is
According to Elon Musk, 4th-Gen Starlink Will Compete with Undersea Internet Cables!
TECH NEWS – With Iranian ships positioned around the cables running along the ocean floor in the Gulf of Oman, satellite internet may play a larger role. Elon Musk believes SpaceX is building a redundant internet backbone in low Earth orbit (LEO). Just about 100,000 V4 Starlink satellites will provide an acceptable level of redundancy that cannot easily be compromised on a large scale by hostile actors. In July, we learned that SpaceX is ready…
Elon Musk already talks about the next generation of Starlink satellites, and speaks of a capacity that would allow them to compete with the capacity of submarine cables. In any case, SpaceX no longer wants to fill the white areas. In the United States, the company is becoming a real mobile operator.
Elon Musk has an ambitious plan for the future of the Internet: to replace the submarine fibre optic cables with a gigantic network of Starlink satellites. SpaceX’s founder believes that a constellation with more than 100,000 Starlink V4 satellites, equipped with a high-speed laser communication system, could compete directly with the infrastructure that currently connects continents. This would mean moving an important part of international Int…
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