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Elon Musk is aiming on the next billion-dollar market: mobile communications from space. Is Starlink becoming a powerful rival for Europe’s telecom giants, or w…
Elon Musk is aiming on the next billion-dollar market: mobile communications from space. Is Starlink becoming a powerful rival for Europe’s telecom giants, or will consumers benefit from greater competition?
Giving The Richest Man To Much Power. TAX The Richest to help the poor and the national debt 🇺🇲🤔💙
@@satsumaking4635Imported2wk ago
At the end of the day capability is capability. Cronyism is when a lesser tech is given preferential treatment over better options due to fraud or deals. If Musk tech is superior (which at present it is) or can be offered at lower prices or where no alternatives exist that is simply good business. In fact cronyism would be to weaponize legislation to favour the less competitive European options. This gives people higher prices and less capability. The complaints to or by politicians should be over why their investment / regulatory framework so prohibits European tech companies from competing or having similar capital / capability! A sovereign nation can restrict access to any tech (see North Korea) but you then likely turn your country into a technological backwater. There is also the broader economic implications. Which commercial enterprise will invest significantly in a nation who shows itself likely to take ownership of a private enterprise or block world leading tech with biased laws based on simply not liking the CEO. These draconian authoritarian laws are precisely why business people run to the USA, where they encourage capital investment, allow private enterprise to thrive and grow. TLDR: don't be dumb or don't complain about the repercussions resulting from dumb choices.
@@thomasreedy4751Imported2wk ago
European countries will allow a US company with a questionable owner dominate its communications network?<br><br>I think the last throttling of The Ukraine’s military internet service is a big red flag.
@@EzeyPezey86Imported2wk ago
How is tesla sales doing?😂 I would nevert trust that man enough to let him provide my internet.
@@mohamedabdinur3713Imported2wk ago
Ugandan has just unveiled this yesterday but with partnership telco company Airtel. I don't think the giant telecommunications companies will go away soon.
@@earlhImported2wk ago
The European TelCo giants are dead if Musk is able to reach people without additional hardware.<br>European companies stopped innovating ages ago, you reap what you sow.
@@1701enterImported2wk ago
...I would not go to anything Musk did even if it was free. the guy is a monster (all of this type of guy is)
@@letstalkforchangeImported2wk ago
Elon Musk has reached a stage where he should focus more on civilizational change than on profits. He should take on projects that help humanity take a step forward. Starlink could be one such technology, provided it can deliver reliable service.
@@rasputindasilva858Imported2wk ago
Never will musk enter Europe, it would be too much dangerous, monopolies are never a good thing for the consumers.
@@jurgenkoks9142Imported2wk ago
this competition is good, it makes the big telekom companies work for their customers. Until n ow they are just raking in money like some slavers. Serves them right, more competition is good.
@@Sebastian24659Imported2wk ago
I currently pay $19 a month for an unlimited plan from Visible. Good luck competing with that. 😂 😅
@@Callum-j9uImported2wk ago
never buy musk.
@@user-zz8lb6bd7pImported2wk ago
Musk knows rich Asian, EU or US citizens DONT need Starlink. Remote regions in poor countries can't afford 20USD. So he must pump stock with new ideas...
@@bogdanLZRImported2wk ago
European companies should have reduced prices long ago, eliminated roaming, and offered better services to European customers.
@@notrueflagshere198Imported2wk ago
Musk wants to be king of the world. Better to ally with Russia.
@@UtkarshDhasalImported2wk ago
Wasn't this the same channel where Europeans commented india to clear up . So, elon can enter and now aren't ready for his entry Europe? 🤔
@@justayoutuber1906Imported2wk ago
GEORGE CARLIN SAID IT BEST: "I'm talking about the real owners now, the real owners, the big wealthy business interests that control things and make all the important decisions. Forget the politicians. The politicians are put there to give you the idea that you have freedom of choice. You don't. You have no choice. You have owners. They own you. They own everything. They own all the important land. They own and control the corporations. They’ve long since bought and paid for the senate, the congress, the state houses, the city halls, they got the judges in their back pockets and they own all the big media companies so they control just about all of the news and information you get to hear. They got you by the balls. They spend billions of dollars every year lobbying, lobbying, to get what they want. Well, we know what they want. They want more for themselves and less for everybody else."
@@justayoutuber1906Imported2wk ago
So he can turn off your mobile communications whenever he wants - he wants total control.
@@SandyRegionImported2wk ago
Nobody will want his mobile service because he isn't trustworthy. He could switch off the network in a country if he's unhappy with them for whatever reason.
@@born1972Imported2wk ago
See the result of doing nothing yourself and resting your head on someone else’s shoulder.
<br>Now the mad Trump and Elon Musk have shown their true worth. Well,
<br>Europe has finally stopped sleeping on others’ shoulders
@@EkpereChiukwuImported2wk ago
To avoid confusion and too much ways to express ourselves for simple things, we need standards.<br>----<br>char is an integer type.<br>It is uint8.<br>char, uint8, byte, are all the same. They're unsigned 8 bit integer types.<br>I just stick with char.<br><br>When I want to reason about Unicode Code Point's, I just use rune <Plan9, Ken and Pike, et al><br>rune, int32 are the same type. They're signed 32 bit integer types.<br><br>This is the standard for Ikenga.<br>Now do Text Processing like a professional.<br><br>0001 EkpereChiukwu<br>Eastern Sage
Elon Musk is aiming on the next billion-dollar market: mobile communications from space. Is Starlink becoming a powerful rival for Europe’s telecom giants, or will consumers benefit from greater competition?
<br>Now the mad Trump and Elon Musk have shown their true worth. Well,
<br>Europe has finally stopped sleeping on others’ shoulders