We'll see - it's been fun watching Oneweb vs SpaceX where this battle for global dominance will play out in part. EU again seems to be focusing on basically re

We'll see - it's been fun watching Oneweb vs SpaceX where this battle for global dominance will play out in part. EU again seems to be focusing on basically red tape as a way to slow folks down - if you follow EU's Oneweb protests they look pretty weak. Even the near miss stuff was weak. https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/SpaceX-OW-Ex-Parte.pdf https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Space... In terms of ISPs a somewhat fair point domestically. That said, internationally I see I lot more penetration of US fiber deployments (think google / AWS / Microsoft / Facebook, US based CDNs for content distro, Netflix etc etc) Locally - ATT and Comcast both offering competitive service. AT&T FIBER 1000Mbps connection + HBO Max™ - $60 /mo. Comcast Up to 1200 Mbps Download Speeds $84.99 / $129 Rural is a big challenge in US. Not sure EU really has the same type of market (ie, Alaska). If so and we are getting $35/mo for gig - then that is a unique setup. But again, internationally I do expect US companies to continue to perform OK even in the connectivity space.