An unlikely collaboration between Amazon and SpaceX shows that practicality can trump rivalry when it comes to the space race.

Starlink nears India launch as DoT finalizes spectrum rules. Services may begin by year-end with plans under Rs 840/month and speeds up to 220 Mbps.

Starlink is preparing to launch its services in India after receiving government approval, with expectations to begin by the end of the year. The company plans to introduce an upgraded version, unofficially named Starlink 3.

Elon Musk's SpaceX-backed Starlink is gearing up to launch satellite-based internet in India, and telecom players like Jio and Airtel may need to rethink their broadband strategies.

Amazon's third set of operational Kuiper satellites lifted off at 2:30 am EST (06:30 UTC) on Wednesday from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida. SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket arced downrange over the Atlantic Ocean, heading northeast to place its payload into the Kuiper constellation at an inclination of 51.9 degrees to the equator.

Starlinks launch in India is imminent, with approved licensing and plans for 600-700 Gbps bandwidth. Connect more users by 2027.

In an unprecedented cadence, Cape Canaveral launches are racking up a full month and a half — or 47 days — ahead of last year's record-breaking pace.

SpaceX is expected to launch Starlink satellite internet services in Vietnam from the fourth quarter of this year, state media cited a government official as saying on Tuesday.

Starlink, Elon Musk's satellite internet venture, is likely to launch in India soon following regulatory approval, promising big improvements in connectivity for remote areas. Here is a look at the expected plans,