Elon Musk is now bragging that the next generation of Starlink internet satellites are going to be way larger than previous ones — which could pose an issue considering how junked up low-Earth orbit (LEO) already is.

Musk declared on X that all Starlink terminals would work automatically “without [the] need for payment in the areas affected by Hurricane Helene.”

Billionaire Elon Musk – the richest man in the world — recently announced Hurricane Helene victims would get free internet service through his company Starlink. But there's one major catch: Come November,

At an event in New Delhi, India's Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia confirmed that the spectrum allocation will be done administratively, with the pricing set by the telecom regulator

Urging the crowd to "Fight! Fight! Fight!" as a callback to Trump's words after the July 13 attack, Elon bounced on stage with sheer excitement, and the internet didn't hold back. People can't get enough of what someone suggested is the "cringiest" moment in politics, and that's saying a lot.

The satellite spectrum allocation by the Indian government has triggered India’s dominant telco the Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio that earlier privately lobbied for auction. However, after Elon Musk’s criticism of the same,

Elon Musk thanked the Indian government for confirming satcom spectrum allocation will be done administratively, against bids, aligning with new telecom law. He plans to launch Starlink services in India,

Elon Musk's Starlink could soon make its way to India, offering high-speed satellite internet to remote areas where traditional broadband services struggle to reach.