Starlink is currently accessible in 100 nations: Elon Musk
"This milestone marks the 100th country, territory, or market globally where Starlink’s high-speed, low-latency internet is available," the company stated on X.
Delhi, New: Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, stated on Wednesday that Starlink, the satellite internet service, is currently available in 100 countries.
"Starlink is accessible in 100 countries right now!" Musk mentioned this in an X post.
Africa's Sierra Leone is the 100th nation to be added to the list. It is the tenth country in Africa to be linked to Starlink.
Starlink said on X that this was the 100th nation, territory, or other market in the world to have access to their high-speed, low-latency internet.
After a year-long series of technical examinations that started in 2023, the National Communications Authority (NATCA) of Sierra Leone authorized Starlink's license.
It was described as a "pivotal step towards the government's goal of universal connectivity and educational transformation" by Chief Minister David Moinina Sengeh.
The business received Sri Lankan approval last week to begin the satellite service.
The inauguration "will revolutionize our connectivity, opening up new horizons, especially for our youth," according to President Ranil Wickremesinghe.
Musk introduced Starlink in May of
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