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This old video hits differently today. While Reliance was busy selling ₹10 ice cream, Starlink has spent years building infrastructure in India and is still waiting for the final green light. I’m all for competition. If Starlink can bring better connectivity to Indians, why not let the technology compete?... show more

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Trade X Ninja6 days ago

Tm kitne dollar ke maalik ho , crypto scams ke siwa

CryptoWala6 days ago

7 crore

Trade X Ninja6 days ago

Lol

Amar.$CELL6 days ago

Usko bol BYD aane de pahele US mai

CryptoWala6 days ago

Bhai BYD ko aane do, competition aur interesting ho jayega. India mein consumer ko more options milna ultimately good thing hai.

Amar.$CELL6 days ago

Nahi Bhai. Mai BYD ki US mai entry ka baat kar raha hun. Tariff ke saath ban laga rakha hai Tesla ki bachane ke liye.

Maneesh Chaudhary | Atheist |6 days ago

Andhbhakhts bana to diye yaar itne saare.

CryptoWala6 days ago

True

Phulari6 days ago

Ambani, adani , tata and birla a log Elon Musk ka samne kuch bhi nahi hai sir

CryptoWala6 days ago

Bhai Ambani, Adani, Tata, Birla sab apni respective industries mein massive players hain. Elon ka scale bhi alag level ka hai, but ultimately market competition hi decide karega kaun kitna strong hai.

Phulari6 days ago

Elon Musk superpower man hai

Abhishek6 days ago

💯

CryptoWala6 days ago

💯 Exactly. This is going to be a very interesting competition to watch

Raadhika 💫✨️6 days ago

Finally someone logical 🫡

Sujal Kumar6 days ago

usi ke partternship mei ari hai laudu

non6 days ago

Irony is, we ask why China’s economy is bigger while we sit around criticizing every Indian innovation. Your previous AI video had someone laughing at India’s ₹300 crore drone project. This is exactly the problem: we mock failure instead of building, learning, and improving.

CatMan6 days ago

Mane bhot logo ko garib se amir hote dekha hai last 10 year me, Sourav joshi, Ashish, Bhuvan Bam... bhot sare hai Pehle net bhot costly thai 2 mbps ki speed thi, Reliance aya bad me price drop huwa

non6 days ago

With respect, shouldn’t we focus on what we bring to the table? Indian startups are building amazing technology. Use your degree, knowledge, and passion to build something innovative for India instead of making videos Let’s create, not just complain.

Roygala1846 days ago

Starlink idea can help poor villages also get fast internet

Jassi James6 days ago

To modi ki jaane ki khushi me reliance aur adani ko short karoge kya

Dr Dracula6 days ago

What mulla ajim prem done??

pradeep6 days ago

Itna bta de jo ya par telcom main employee hain wo kha jayenge

Ashish Rao6 days ago

Hey Elon, I can understand your feelings bcoz your technology is far better then Indian technology as of now. USA also not allowing our UPI which is far better then your SWIFT.

Legendary Domain6 days ago

UPI chod ke kuch nahi banaya aur yaad bhi nahi

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Teslaconomics

28,352 views • 4 months ago

🇮🇳ELON: INDIA HAS MORE ’PROMISE THAN ANY LARGE COUNTRY IN THE WORLD" Reporter: How do you see PM Modi's leadership in making technology inclusive? Elon: "He wants to do the right thing for India, he's open and supportive of new companies. There is a tremendous amount of potential for a sustainable energy future, including sustainable energy generation through solar and wind. The amount of land required to power all of India is only 1 or 2% of the land. Very doable. We're also looking forward to bringing Starlink to India, which will be very helpful to remote or rural villages without access to the internet." Source: DogeDesigner

🇮🇳ELON: INDIA HAS MORE ’PROMISE THAN ANY LARGE COUNTRY IN THE WORLD" Reporter: How do you see PM Modi's leadership in making technology inclusive? Elon: "He wants to do the right thing for India, he's open and supportive of new companies. There is a tremendous amount of potential for a sustainable energy future, including sustainable energy generation through solar and wind. The amount of land required to power all of India is only 1 or 2% of the land. Very doable. We're also looking forward to bringing Starlink to India, which will be very helpful to remote or rural villages without access to the internet." Source: DogeDesigner

Mario Nawfal

1,537,358 views • 2 years ago

🇷🇺⚠️ The well-known Russian military propagandist and commentator, Kirill Fedorov, is disappointed with the Russian army due to the shutdown of "STARLINK" terminals: 📌 If the Ukrainians make a "white list" of Starlink terminals, then all our terminals will be turned off... "In terms of interaction with drones, we are going back to the last century": meanwhile, Russian soldiers complain about the mass shutdown of Starlink terminals. 📌 According to Fedorov, each Russian tank is equipped with a "Starlink" through which the crew connects to drone operators via the internet - on the tankers' tablet or phone, a live image from the "Mavic" (drone) appears in real time... meaning the Russians see the moment the shell hits the tank online and immediately adjust strikes towards houses or trenches. He says that without Starlink, the Ukrainians will lose this crucial communication control channel, which the Russians have been accustomed to using in battle for 3 years now... 🔹 Fedorov notes that Starlinks are not only essential for armored vehicles but are also used in trenches, command posts, and basically everything related to communication and information exchange is built on the Starlink satellite internet system...

🇷🇺⚠️ The well-known Russian military propagandist and commentator, Kirill Fedorov, is disappointed with the Russian army due to the shutdown of "STARLINK" terminals: 📌 If the Ukrainians make a "white list" of Starlink terminals, then all our terminals will be turned off... "In terms of interaction with drones, we are going back to the last century": meanwhile, Russian soldiers complain about the mass shutdown of Starlink terminals. 📌 According to Fedorov, each Russian tank is equipped with a "Starlink" through which the crew connects to drone operators via the internet - on the tankers' tablet or phone, a live image from the "Mavic" (drone) appears in real time... meaning the Russians see the moment the shell hits the tank online and immediately adjust strikes towards houses or trenches. He says that without Starlink, the Ukrainians will lose this crucial communication control channel, which the Russians have been accustomed to using in battle for 3 years now... 🔹 Fedorov notes that Starlinks are not only essential for armored vehicles but are also used in trenches, command posts, and basically everything related to communication and information exchange is built on the Starlink satellite internet system...

Visioner

16,748 views • 8 months ago

BREAKING: Today's Starlink V3 batch will add 26 terabits of capacity to the Starlink network. That is about 10 times the capacity of a single Falcon 9 launch of V2 mini satellites. The Starlink team has made contact with all 26 satellites. Confirmed by SpaceX business analyst Tyler Lionquist and she explained more on the livestream: > The V3 satellites debuted on the last Starship flight and are built for Starship's payload capacity. > Today is the first time SpaceX will deploy V3 satellites into an operational orbit and add them to the constellation. > On the last flight, the first V3s flew a 20-minute in-space test to study their early life in flight. > All 20 made contact with the ground and the constellation by radio frequency and laser links. > Cameras and flashlights on the satellites captured views of Starship's heat shield to help refine a fully reusable design. > The team gathered data on array and antenna deployments, thruster firings and first network connections before reentry. Starlink is SpaceX's low-Earth orbit internet, bringing high-speed connectivity on Earth and in space. Source: SpaceX

BREAKING: Today's Starlink V3 batch will add 26 terabits of capacity to the Starlink network. That is about 10 times the capacity of a single Falcon 9 launch of V2 mini satellites. The Starlink team has made contact with all 26 satellites. Confirmed by SpaceX business analyst Tyler Lionquist and she explained more on the livestream: > The V3 satellites debuted on the last Starship flight and are built for Starship's payload capacity. > Today is the first time SpaceX will deploy V3 satellites into an operational orbit and add them to the constellation. > On the last flight, the first V3s flew a 20-minute in-space test to study their early life in flight. > All 20 made contact with the ground and the constellation by radio frequency and laser links. > Cameras and flashlights on the satellites captured views of Starship's heat shield to help refine a fully reusable design. > The team gathered data on array and antenna deployments, thruster firings and first network connections before reentry. Starlink is SpaceX's low-Earth orbit internet, bringing high-speed connectivity on Earth and in space. Source: SpaceX

Muskonomy

44,419 views • 16 days ago