The type of Internet service may change. Elon Musk, chief executive of US company Tesla, is set to launch an Internet service from space soon. A recent tweet of his has hinted at the same.
In October 2019, the CEO of Tesla posted a tweet that was sent from space via the Starlink satellite. He has unveiled plans for the future of the Internet from space through this Starlink satellite. The Starlink satellites are ready to provide worldwide Internet access, according to a tweet from Musk's company SpaceX. Starlink will provide high-speed broadband Internet in places where access is unreliable, expensive or scarce.
Musk tweeted that they will be able to provide internet services in the United States from August this year. Initially the private beta will be followed by the public beta version.
Starlink is basically a group of Internet service providers, which are orbiting the Earth to give access to the Internet.
Of course, Mask and his company are not the only ones working for such services. Just last year, Jeff Bezos, the world's richest Amazon entrepreneur, announced the launch of such an Internet service. Amazon plans to launch about 3,237 satellites to provide Internet access to disadvantaged communities around the world. In addition to Amazon, Facebook is working on such a plan.
But first of all, Mask is coming up with a plan to provide broadband service. He plans to use 30,000 satellites to bring satellite broadband services to customers. Last year, 60 satellites were sent experimentally. According to technology website Senate, Musk used the Sterlink terminal at his home to tweet.
The United States has already approved 12,000 Starlink satellites. Mask's paperwork has been completed with International Telecommunication. Satellite broadband services are expected to be launched in the United States in the next six months.
No comments:
Post a Comment