@amr008: Bold call, but the momentum is hard to ignore with low Earth orbit coverage scaling faster than any ground fiber buildout. If they keep scooping up rural customers and enterprise links, the ARPU plus global footprint could snowball into a moat the old guard can't match. At this pace the sky might become one big INternet router, which is wild and kind of funny and it really makes your case in the wrold we live in today..
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@guest08: This feels like a really significant step forward for mobile connectivity. If verizon wireless can successfully combine its 5G network with Starlink’s direct to cell technology, it could finally address coverage issues in rural areas, on highways, and during emergencies when traditional towers fail. It’ll be interesting to see how reliable the service is in real world use and whether it comes at an extra cost for customers. Still, partnerships like this show how satellite and cellular tech are starting to complement each other instead of competing, which is a win for everyday users who just want consistent signal everywhere. Posted by Waivio guest: @waivio tyrone pierce