Musk's Starlink races with Chinese rivals to dominate satellite internet
- Elon Musk's Starlink faces competition from SpaceSail and Project Kuiper in the satellite internet market as they aim to challenge its current dominance.
- SpaceSail, backed by the Chinese government, plans to launch 648 low-Earth orbit satellites this year and aims for 15,000 by 2030, expanding its global reach.
- Brazil welcomes competition to Starlink to improve internet access for remote communities, despite previous tensions with Musk.
- Concerns arise as China's growing satellite launches could extend its internet censorship capabilities, prompting calls for enhanced cooperation among Western nations.
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