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South Africa Sucks Up to Musk With Major Starlink Deal Ahead of White House Talks
South Africa is preparing to sidestep the country’s Black ownership laws in order to allow Elon Musk to operate Starlink within its borders. Musk claims he has been banned from setting up his satellite-powered internet provider in his home country “because I’m not Black” and accused the South African government of enacting “openly racist ownership laws” which prevent him from operating in his native country.
Strategy Group Founder and CEO Amy Webb joins CNBC's Julia Boorstin at the 2025 CNBC CEO Council Summit to discuss what it ...
The rapid expansion of his satellite internet company has given Musk a unique form of leverage in some of the world's most ...
Elon Musk’s satellite system dominates the battle for the future of global connectivity. Amazon and Chinese rivals are ...
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Apple, United Airlines and More Add Elon Musk’s Starlink To Billions of Devices Globally, But Some Are Outraged ‘We Don’t Have a Choice’Apple and legacy telecom companies aren’t the only ones adding in Starlink capabilities. The revolutionary technology is a massive value-add to many devices and in hard-to-reach areas around the globe ...
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Starlink’s entry promises to transform connectivity in Bangladesh, especially for those outside fibre coverage.
I've tested Starlink's mobile Mini dish and the home-installed Standard dish and router. Here are the key differences in size ...
The latest Residential Lite plan only costs $80 a month but it offers just half the speed of the standard plan.
Elon Musk’s Starlink has been put on notice by the Australian communications watchdog. The controversial billionaire’s ...
Government plans to offer a workaround to local black ownership laws so that Starlink can operate in the country.
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