Canada’s largest telecom is challenging SpaceX’s Starlink over eligibility for government subsidies, arguing that the private satellite service should not benefit from public funding. The dispute underscores growing tensions in the competitive telecom landscape.
Brazil’s telecommunications regulator has granted approval for the operation of an additional 7,500 Starlink satellites within its territory. This expansion aims to enhance internet connectivity in remote and underserved regions across the country.
Italy’s discussions with SpaceX to deploy Starlink internet services are reportedly at a standstill. The impasse follows widespread backlash against Elon Musk, raising concerns about the project’s future in the country, according to an Italian minister.
Elon Musk’s Starlink is partnering with India’s Airtel to enhance broadband services, aiming to compete directly with Reliance Jio’s dominance in the market. This collaboration signals a new phase in India’s rapidly evolving telecommunications landscape.
