Elon Musk: Starlink Now Over 1M Terminals Manufactured—Is it the Next Largest ISP in the Country?

Elon Musk and SpaceX are celebrating a milestone for its Starlink satellite internet as it already manufactured one million terminals in its availability which began last year. It means that more people would get the famous internet service with high bandwidth and speeds, but no information yet on its public availability for all.

Starlink Brings 1M Terminal for All

The tech billionaire shared on his Twitter page that Starlink already manufactured 1 million terminals for its satellite internet offers to the world. It only suggests one thing for the company, and it is its growth in the current market as it aims to integrate more of its services and products for its subscribers' use, along with future users of the service.

Musk is flexing the many achievements and developments from its beloved satellite internet service, but it is yet to see a flourish in its availability to the public.

Still, it is significant growth for Starlink's offers, especially as the company only started its service last year, now seeing a million terminals that translate to many users in the future. The company is rolling out terminals to eligible users and places which already applied for its beta test.

Starlink to Go Public Soon?

Last October 2021, PC Mag said that Starlink already removed the "beta" wording on its satellite internet service in the country, but the company is not yet exactly on full launch for its availability for users. People would still see a wait time before they get approval for their application and switch to Starlink, and it may be ranging from a short to long wait for the internet service.

Starlink and Its Internet

Starlink is already making waves across the globe for its helpful internet service that beams the connection from the low-Earth orbit, helping those with problems in terrestrial network access get high-speed internet. Its feature is also in partnership with T-Mobile's cellular network and offers a global roaming service from the satellites of the company.

Through its latest integration with T-Mobile, people may soon connect their mobile phones with a global reach, something which the company is already aiming to deliver in the present for the network's subscribers. It also means that Tesla EVs may soon connect to Starlink without its terminals, as long as they use T-Mobile-connected networks.

The Starlink team is pushing boundaries through its many integrations for different settings, and it may help gain more in the future when the service is available for more users already.

However, despite the many terminals available from Starlink now, its public integration is not yet here and people are still applying for the beta feature for their access to the satellite internet. This update from Musk and the company means that more terminals are coming for those that already applied for the satellite internet, and soon, more are coming for all.

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Written by Isaiah Richard