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If you think you can competitively install fiber to all the areas that will be served by Starlink, then it seems you should be able to outcompete them. No one's
by lutorm 6y ago
If you think you can competitively install fiber to all the areas that will be served by Starlink, then it seems you should be able to outcompete them. No one's preventing you from giving it a try.
- sfblah 6y agoWell I mentioned Fixed Wireless as well. Also, there's room for government in this. That's like suggesting highways, high-speed rail and airports should all be privately funded. In most cases, societies have chosen to make those projects the purview of the government.
- lutorm 6y agoI agree, but that doesn't affect the question of competitiveness between satellite and ground options. A few thousand satellites sounds like a lot, but the amount of ground installations that would have to be done to give the same area of access is staggering.