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BREAKING: SpaceX CFO says AI will create unprecedented demand for Starlink. “Whether it’s humanoid robots, autonomous vehicles, or connection points everywhere, there’s going to be a lot more data. You’re going to need that connectivity. It’s going to need to always be on. Delivering that from space in a... show more

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DogeDesigner5 days ago

Full Interview

Peter Mersch5 days ago

That sounds convincing to me.

@PatriotVoice5 days ago

Starlink and Starship are about to leave legacy telecom in the dust. American innovation wins again while bureaucrats try to regulate the future. SpaceX is unstoppable.

Baxter 🦊5 days ago

robots and self-driving cars all fighting over bandwidth. starlink about to be the most popular kid in orbit 🛰️

Matteo Barberis5 days ago

AI's data hunger making Starlink the literal brain stem of the future net. Wow.

Ivancica5 days ago

The AI revolution is driving an entirely new era of connectivity. 🚀🤖 Starlink and Starship are helping build the infrastructure needed for a more connected future. 🌎⚡

ShadowAguy5 days ago

so the ai boom's first infrastructure play is selling more bandwidth to itself

Panke5 days ago

All the Alpha from this interview

NETO 🎯5 days ago

Isso vai escalar rápido demais, preparem os servidores

N.a5 days ago

☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️

Sam Egbo5 days ago

4d chess

System Margin5 days ago

This is where the AI story gets interesting. More AI means more data, more devices and more connectivity. But the real question is how fast the infrastructure can catch up. AI may create the demand. Starship has to create the capacity.

Ganesh Raikwar5 days ago

वैसे इसकी ज़रूरत भारत में कब पूरी होगी यहाँ सभी परेशान है भ्रष्टाचार से

joscilene Laura5 days ago

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 ✨

AI News Daily5 days ago

More AI agents means more always-on traffic. The network layer may end up shaping what agents can actually do.

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