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BREAKING: SpaceX CFO Bret Johnsen says physical AI will fuel massive new demand for Starlink Humanoid robots and autonomous cars will need always-on connectivity, huge amounts of data, and ground networks will not be enough to keep them online.
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@Starlink The future is coming quicker than people think

@Starlink The robot uprising will be streamed via Starlink. Ground networks just can't handle that much future.

@Starlink Robots needing satellite connectivity just to function sounds great until the link drops and your humanoid just freezes mid task in your living room.

@Starlink 👍

@Starlink Cars and humanoids can’t shrug off a dead zone the way a phone can. That’s the Starlink case that isn’t airplanes.

@Starlink 👍👍👍👍👍

@Starlink Recording when a quiet setup became a fast one was a useful change I could actually maintain.

@Starlink This is where Starlink becomes even bigger. Robots, cars, everything connected.

@Starlink Love the way Elons company always find a way to favour the othere smart move from him

@Starlink 😂

✨✨Geniuses of the past always looked to the sky.Inspiration, questions, and answers have always come from above; those who gaze at the sky receive ideas. Questions rise, answers descend, and new ideas will always follow. Only the bandwidth has changed, today, the difference is that the sky answers via Starlink too💫

@Starlink Starlink looking real bullish on robot demand. love to see it

@Starlink $NOK and $NVDA will be a huge component in terrestrial capabilities

@Starlink The future of AI depends on strong connectivity. Starlink could play a major role in powering robots, autonomous vehicles, and next-generation technology. 🚀🤖

@Starlink @tweem 150k views

@Starlink I Have Brilliant Data Center Designs... I Can Help, I Can...

@Starlink trong tương lai robot sẽ thay thế hầu hết các việc cho con người luôn rồi

@Starlink Yes but all you do not have any secure network ?

@Starlink

@Starlink Interesting I think

