#Starlink

Amazon is in talks to acquire Globalstar as it races to close the gap with Starlink. But there's a catch: Apple owns 20% of the target. What happens when Big Tech's rivalries collide in orbit?

A SpaceX Starlink satellite broke apart after an anomaly, scattering trackable debris in low Earth orbit. As the satellite economy accelerates, the question of who owns the cleanup bill is getting harder to ignore.

X is experimenting with recommendation links beneath posts mentioning companies. A Starlink ad appeared under a Starlink mention - could this reshape social media advertising?

SpaceX's Starlink partners with Deutsche Telekom to launch satellite mobile service across 10 European countries by 2028, signaling a major shift in telecom infrastructure ahead of SpaceX's blockbuster IPO.

Elon Musk's decision to cut off Russian access to Starlink has shifted battlefield momentum to Ukraine. But what happens when one tech billionaire can alter the course of wars?

Microsoft announces Starlink collaboration despite ongoing legal battle with Elon Musk. When business trumps personal feuds in the global connectivity race.

SpaceX's Starlink wins approval for satellite internet in Vietnam, marking a strategic victory in Southeast Asia's connectivity battle worth billions.

China unveils compact 20-gigawatt microwave weapon capable of disabling satellite constellations, potentially neutralizing Starlink and reshaping military space dynamics.

Ukraine praises Elon Musk's swift action to prevent Russian forces from using Starlink satellites for deadly drone attacks. But the move raises deeper questions about tech's role in warfare.

Ukraine and SpaceX collaborate to stop Russian military from hijacking Starlink terminals for drone attacks. A terminal registration system reveals how satellite internet became a weapon of war.

Elon Musk announces SpaceX has stopped Russia's unauthorized use of Starlink satellites. The move highlights how satellite internet has become a geopolitical weapon in modern warfare.

Analysis of the 2026 Iran Barracks Internet blackout. With 90 million citizens cut off and $37M lost daily, the regime is testing a new two-tier 'digital airlock' system.