SpaceX, which has become one of the most important internet providers in the world with its satellite internet service, is meeting with users with a new collaboration. Making a statement on Twitter, SpaceX announced that they will broadcast live together with T-Mobile.
SpaceX, which has launched approximately 2,700 satellites since 2019, has hundreds of thousands of satellite internet subscribers. The company, which also wants to work with mobile operators, will make a statement in the live broadcast that will be held tomorrow.
SpaceX to collaborate with T-Mobile
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5G technology can reach fiber internet speeds today. It is estimated that Elon Musk aims to turn this situation into an advantage and reach more users.
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“Tomorrow evening, Elon musk and T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert will hold a joint event announcing their plans to increase connectivity,” SpaceX said on Twitter. made statements. The event will take place at SpaceX’s Starbase launch site in South Texas and will be presented at the event, where a Starship prototype was recently loaded onto the launch pad.
shiftdelete.netDetails of the live broadcast, which will be held on 26 August at 03:00 CET, are not yet known. Analysts predict that the cooperation that both companies keep secret will be on 5G technology.
It is among the allegations that a partnership will be formed to strengthen both Starlink’s sometimes overloaded satellite internet connections in rural areas and T-Mobile’s under-cover home internet product. Musk underlined that the event has an important place.
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