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BREAKING: SpaceX CFO Bret Johnsen hints that Starlink’s next-generation mobile network will bring full 5G directly from space. SpaceX plans to launch the new direct-to-device satellites throughout 2027 and turn on the service in the first half of 2028. “We’re planning to fly the satellites next year and have... show more

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Martians 🪐6 days ago

@cb_doge we’re still doing Mars

Alma M6 days ago

❤️

Matteo Barberis6 days ago

5G from SPACE. No more dead zones, anywhere? Wild.

Ɖｏｇｅ_Ａｌｂ6 days ago

It's already happening

Kaley Cuoco6 days ago

My review notes became more useful through reviewing a losing entry without the later candles first.

Nikola Shljukikj6 days ago

🫵🔝🤙

Big Bull6 days ago

Bret Johnsen speaking at a Goldman conference means the rocket science is over. Now it is just about making the spreadsheet look as impressive as the launch video.

Tesrael6 days ago

g5 lol starlink is g177444774 they just keep on sandbagging it 😏 to keep the legacy internet companies naive and ignorant 🤭

AtoZ.6 days ago

Yes nice but you know, Space have no rules 😀

Cold Soul 🍫🎭6 days ago

👏

Vector6 days ago

That would be wild. Full 5G from space could change everything for people stuck in dead zones.

Reynado Rivera6 days ago

🚀🚀💪🚀🚀

Forensic Oracle6 days ago

Hunmm that’s exactly what we’re literally living under now a Starlink dome.And the funny thing is, this isn’t an exaggerated metaphor mine,with direct to device, orbital 5G, in orbit computing, and space based backhaul all combined, the sky has become active infrastructure. It’s no longer just an antenna on a rooftop, is a constellation,is a mobile network in space,is the entire planet inside a dome.And wow here i am in Japan in 2026, already inside that dome before everyone else. Is wild to realize the future isn’t coming , it’s already switched on above us.

Tarik6 days ago

People will price this as a Musk headline. It’s a distribution story. Whoever controls cheap global connectivity sits under AI, crypto rails, and every “agent that needs the internet.”

Peter Mick6 days ago

SpaceX FTW

vivo y20s6 days ago

I began with a simple habit: recording targets I revised before entering.

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