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Starlink

Starlink

software

20 creators use or recommend it

▲ 12 active in the last 90 days

15 use 5 recommend 43 mention 2 critical
Last discussed Oct 22, 2026

SpaceX's satellite internet constellation providing broadband internet access globally, especially in remote areas.

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Joe Rogan, Jason Calacanis, Peter Diamandis and 17 others use or recommend Starlink. See what else they have in common.

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What creators think

Andy Stumpf, Gwynne Shotwell, Aravind Srinivas, and others across tech, aviation, and outdoor contexts recommend Starlink strongly, with in-flight and remote connectivity as the clearest recurring use case — several say it makes conventional airline internet feel unacceptable by comparison. Clay Bavor uses a Starlink Mini as part of a multi-network setup for daily commute connectivity, and Blake Resnick notes it enables unlimited-range drone operation anywhere on earth. Peter Zeihan is the outlier, raising a serious concern: he says evidence recovered by Ukrainian forces showed Starlink was actively aiding Russian missile and drone guidance, a claim that sits in sharp contrast to the otherwise positive signal here.

How Starlink compares

9 creators weighed in
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Elon Musk's private space company

Starlink is a money-making branch of SpaceX, the way AWS grew out of Amazon, per Travis.

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Gavin Baker

"Everyone will have a nuanced view on Starlink. Maybe they're skeptical on Starlink direct-to-cell. I think the plan to use distributed Starlink — effectively small cells, FTO cells — is interesting."

One of several SpaceX business lines investors consider alongside orbital compute and Grok

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Travis Kalanick

"The fact that Elon has taken SpaceX to Starlink to data centers in space — it's just like nobody would start there."

Cited as an extension of SpaceX, analogous to how AWS extended Amazon's core business

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Jeremy Grantham

"Starlink, great idea. By the way, makes money. But this is not Starlink."

Contrasted with SpaceX's broader AI and asteroid-mining ambitions, which Grantham views as speculative.

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Elad Gil

"Then they built out the Starlink network which is now like a major driver of their business, right?"

Evolved from SpaceX's original space launch business

encrypted private messaging app

Starlink works where cell signal is blocked or missing. Signal needs a working connection to function.

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2 creators
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Daniel Rodriguez

"We ended up getting Starlink. We got Starlink in a TJ jail. We ended up getting Starlink and had Wi-Fi for a little while."

After cell scramblers disrupted regular signal

Peter Diamandis

"I can't wait till Starlink is retrofitted into every car. When you have gigabit connection speeds to your car, it's going to be extraordinary. These vehicles that have GPUs on board and Starlink are going to be inference edge computing."

Contrasted with current cellular coverage gaps (e.g., driving through Hollywood Hills with no signal)

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marketing strategy book

Rivals like Rocket Lab are positioning to challenge Starlink's 10,000-satellite fleet, while Ukraine's Starlink access gives it a drone warfare edge Russia lacks.

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2 creators
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Ian Laffey

"The big advantage that Ukraine has is Starlink. So they have access to Starlink and Russia doesn't have access to Starlink. You're seeing more AI drones coming out of Ukraine than you're seeing out of Russia."

Major advantage over Russia who lacks access; recently blocked positioning features for non-military contracts

John Coogan

"This partnership is probably going up against Starlink. SpaceX already operates a 10,000 satellite fleet."

Rocket Lab/Iridium are positioning to compete directly against Starlink

voice-to-text dictation tool

Starlink keeps you online where cell service fails. Without it, tools like Wispr Flow stop working in dead zones.

1 creator
This Week in Startups

"I'm going to get the Starlink Mini on the road and I want to get this executive van. Put a Starlink on it and then I could just recapture, you know, whatever an hour a day."

Needed because cell connectivity is unreliable in Hill Country, Texas, which causes Whisper Flow to fail

What creators say

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All-In Podcast
uses mentioned
Used for: Internet connection for recording the podcast remotely Praised: Flawless audio and connection quality

"Another huge shout out to Starlink. How good do I sound right now? ... Starlink is bananas."

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+1 more mention from All-In

"And they have Starlink and they have access and VPNs. And so, they want to be part of the future."

Peter Diamandis
uses mentioned
Used for: In-flight internet connectivity — choosing airlines based on Starlink availability Praised: Driving massive adoption across airlines vs: Incumbents like VSAT utilities will be crushed by Starlink

"I choose a Starlink-enabled airline over non. People are posting on X saying, 'I'm going to only fly the airlines that have Starlink.'"

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+12 more mentions from Peter

"I would preferentially fly any airline that has Starlink on it. Actually, I would love when I buy a flight... just put a little Starlink logo on th..."

"Their near-term cash engine Starlink is outperforming. They have 12 million subscribers. That's 2x year-over-year. The revenues grew 66% to 4.3 bil..."

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Used for: Live streaming the XB1 supersonic test flight to viewers around the world Praised: Enabled first supersonic in-flight internet installation; allowed global live...

"We had the first supersonic installation of Starlink so people around the world could tune in watching a video filmed on an iPhone streamed via Starlink."

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+1 more mention from Blake

"The first supersonic air-to-air live stream filmed on an iPhone, streamed via Starlink — and of course, the most importantly, legalizing supersonic..."

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Used for: Mobile internet connectivity in rural/dead zone areas of Texas Praised: Eliminates dead zones where cell coverage is unavailable vs: Used because T-Mobile and other carriers have dead zones in Texas Hill Country

"I was on a call with Elon and I kept dropping because of these dead zones. I was like, I'm either going to get fired or I'm putting a mini on my car, and so now I have Starlink on my car."

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Joe Rogan
uses mentioned
Used for: High-speed internet access in remote mountain locations Praised: Compact size (iPad-sized), works in remote mountains, high-speed connectivity

"Like Starlink. Like what? Have a thing that's the size of an iPad I take to the mountains and I get high-speed internet. It's bananas."

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+6 more mentions from Joe

"Where the fuck would we be without these wizards who have figured out cell phones and laptops and high-speed internet and Starlink?"

"Well, you won't even need it now. It's Starlink. Just slap one of those things on your roof."

CP
Used for: Providing connectivity for cattle collars in remote, off-grid ranch locations where base stations can't reach Praised: Enables connectivity in mountainous and off-grid areas; mesh coordination bet... vs: Replaced base station/tower-based connectivity which didn't work well in moun...

"Each collar now can talk to Starlink and they also talk to each other. So they kind of coordinate a mesh. They elect the best leader to then talk to Starlink. That kind of saves power and cost."

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Ethan Goodhart
uses Mini
Used for: Cloud inference for world models and live code shipping to the golf cart while in motion on campus Praised: Enables working on the golf cart outside the dorm room, shipping code live wi...

"On the top, you've got a Starlink Mini. That's right. It allows us to do two things: test out cloud inference — we're exploring running some delays and world models in the cloud — and it also allows us to have good connectivity to write code and s..."

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Philip Johnston
uses mentioned
Used for: High bandwidth, low latency data connectivity for StarCloud satellites Praised: Very high bandwidth and low latency

"We've just signed a contract with SpaceX for our next 20 satellites to have a Starlink laser terminal that gives us very high bandwidth, low latency connectivity."

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+1 more mention from Philip

"For the next 25 of our satellites, we'll have two Starlink — they call it PLA, plug-and-play laser terminals — on our satellite, and then one laser..."

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Jason Calacanis
uses mentioned
Used for: Internet connectivity while traveling or on the water

"I forgot my Starlink. So let me apologize to everybody. That was a critical error when you're on the road or on the water."

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+5 more mentions from Jason

"Did you see the giant Starlink versions now? They make like a really big version — I think you got one of the enterprise versions — but there's lik..."

"You put a Starlink on your roof. Now you've got a distributed system where you get a couple of these Powerwalls with their own silicon in it and a ..."

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Used for: Providing unlimited connectivity range for Guardian drone anywhere in the world Praised: Maintains connectivity anywhere in the world including over open ocean

"Integrated Starlink — that is this panel on the top of the airframe — giving it unlimited range anywhere in the world. If I wanted to take Guardian off and fly it into the Pacific Ocean, that is something that I would be able to do without losing ..."

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Clay Bavor
uses Mini
Used for: Uninterrupted internet connectivity during daily commute to and from the city Praised: Uninterrupted, beautiful connectivity when combined with two cellular networks

"I now have a very complex networking setup that combines two cellular networks and a Starlink Mini so that I have uninterrupted, beautiful connectivity to and from the city every day."

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Used for: Internet access in Mexican prison Praised: Provided Wi-Fi connectivity in remote location vs: After cell scramblers disrupted regular signal

"We ended up getting Starlink. We got Starlink in a TJ jail. We ended up getting Starlink and had Wi-Fi for a little while."

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Ian Laffey
uses
Used for: Communication for drone operations, positioning capability Praised: Highly directional antenna, much more difficult to jam than GPS, enables AI d... vs: Major advantage over Russia who lacks access; recently blocked positioning fe...

"The big advantage that Ukraine has is Starlink. So they have access to Starlink and Russia doesn't have access to Starlink. You're seeing more AI drones coming out of Ukraine than you're seeing out of Russia."

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Used for: Internet connectivity while traveling in car

"Then I'm going on a longer trip with that car. I also put a Starlink unit into the back uh and then just like um you know if someone else drives I can work from from from there."

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Used for: Remote internet access while camping and in cabins Praised: Works fantastic, portable, enables streaming in remote locations, life-changing

"I was actually one of the first people to get it in Montana and it works fantastic. I have the little one that's like a book. It's fucking great take it we I took it to Utah. We were streaming stuff while we were in the cabins. It was awesome. It'..."

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Alex Wissner-Gross
recommends
Used for: In-flight internet Praised: Best available connectivity system vs: Delta's current in-flight Wi-Fi called atrocious

"I want to start by shaming publicly Delta for not adopting Starlink... how atrocious the internet coverage in the air on Delta flights was. Just do it already... just use Starlink. If there were a better system out there, use that. But Starlink is..."

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This Week in Startups
recommends mentioned Mini
Used for: Mobile internet connectivity in a vehicle to use cloud-based tools like Whisper Flow while traveling in areas with poor cell coverage Praised: Enables recapturing an hour a day of productive work while on the road vs: Needed because cell connectivity is unreliable in Hill Country, Texas, which ...

"I'm going to get the Starlink Mini on the road and I want to get this executive van. Put a Starlink on it and then I could just recapture, you know, whatever an hour a day."

More from This Week in Startups →
+6 more mentions from This

"You got fiber optic lines. You can put multiple industrial Starlinks now on the roof."

"Is there a future when there's your setup in a clinic somewhere and maybe a doctor can remote in to it from a place where they're qualified and tra..."

Salim Ismail
recommends mentioned
Used for: In-flight internet connectivity Praised: Implied to be significantly better than existing airline internet options vs: Compared unfavorably to the 'meager thin pipe connection' available on his fl...

"I don't know why every airline doesn't have Starlink. You know, I'm suffering on some meager thin pipe connection flying over the poles, over the Northern Territories, and there's nothing."

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+1 more mention from Salim

"As a failed engineer, this is like the greatest thing I've ever seen. You've got SpaceX, you've got Tesla, you've got Starlink, you've got Neuralin..."

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Aravind Srinivas
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Used for: In-flight internet connectivity Praised: Enables watching/recording content on planes; makes flying without it feel in... vs: Implicit comparison to standard in-flight internet — described as transformat...

"Have you been on a flight with Starlink? No? You should. You will hate being on a flight without Starlink after that. Imagine we can record this — I can watch this podcast while flying on a plane. Starlink lets you do that."

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Thomas Laffont
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Used for: Global telecommunications, phone calls anywhere in the world Praised: Works all the time, no radio towers required, substantially better product th... vs: Compared to traditional telecom infrastructure and service providers

"I believe that within a few years Starlink will power a device which will actually enable you to make a phone call anywhere in the world. Starlink works all the time, no radio towers."

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Cal Newport
mentioned
Praised: Useful and delights its users vs: Contrasted with the vaporware Roadster

"I think he was the best person at creating actual useful products since Steve Jobs. And I'm talking about Starlink. That is a useful product that delights its users."

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Tom Bilyeu
mentioned

"Oh, suddenly Starlink has been turned off. I'm trying to get Starshield back up and running, but don't know where my access lies with that."

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"So there's been all this debate about Ukraine's access to Starlink. Starlink is different than Starshield. Now, I think Elon is being a little too ..."

"I had never considered the fact that Starlink is closed over Russia. And so that means for these guys doing a lot of their targeting, they're not a..."

John Coogan
mentioned
Used for: In-flight Wi-Fi on United

"But they got Starlink now, so you can watch anything."

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+11 more mentions from John

"We know Starlink is available on planes now and he's going direct to cell and he's going to put the data centers in space."

"Wow. Starlink is that good."

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Sarah Longwell
mentioned

"JVL has this theory like we should definitely nationalize SpaceX. We should nationalize Starlink, and I don't like nationalizing private companies."

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Carter Fowler
mentioned
Praised: Solving coverage vs: Contrasted with decentralized mesh networks

"You remember the kind of fiasco when Starlink was discontinued for everyone in Ukraine a few years ago. That's the danger of a centralized network. There's actually a switch that can be flipped. And we love Starlink. They've done a lot for connect..."

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David Friedberg
mentioned
Praised: Acts as a phased-array radar that can detect stealth aircraft

"The Starlink network basically becomes this incredible radar system that sits above the Earth to look down on things that would normally be stealth from the surface of the Earth."

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Emad Mostaque
mentioned
Used for: Resilient internet backbone Praised: Can be hardened against cyber attacks vs: Terrestrial internet is full of holes and attack surfaces

"Building a resilient Starlink backbone is going to be super important to actually having a functioning internet in a few years."

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Barrett Lyon
mentioned
Used for: Organizing camp logistics at Burning Man Praised: Helps with communication and organizing

"For me, like when you're organizing a camp or dealing with, you know, oh we ran out of water on the car, it helps because you can communicate... If you're using it for anything other than like local communications, then maybe it's the wrong use."

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John Jovanovic
mentioned

"You're not buying a Starlink. You're getting to partner with cutting-edge American technology."

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Fareed Zakaria
mentioned

"They have to do this without Starlink because once you enter Russian territory they're not allowed to use Starlink. Starlink is not turned on for them."

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Christopher Zuk
mentioned
Used for: Providing internet connectivity to remote portable data centers

"Because of Starlink, they can have a completely fully operational data center as long as they have power and access to the sky."

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Jared Isaacman
mentioned
Used for: Illustrating how ion thrusters work as an analogy for nuclear-powered spacecraft propulsion vs: Used as baseline comparison for scaled-up nuclear electric propulsion systems

"Think of a lot of the Starlink satellites that you'd have up right now that use Hall-effect ion thrusters right now. They're generating electricity through solar power and then using electromagnetic forces — they're ionizing either krypton or xeno..."

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Gavin Baker
mentioned
Used for: Broadband internet access for underserved and remote global communities Praised: Enables internet access where no economic case existed before; massive consum...

"Starlink bringing low-cost internet access to the poorest communities in the world — which is amazing — something that people don't talk about but it's an amazing consumer surplus. There was never going to be an economic case to build internet acc..."

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+4 more mentions from Gavin

"Everyone will have a nuanced view on Starlink. Maybe they're skeptical on Starlink direct-to-cell. I think the plan to use distributed Starlink — e..."

"Forget Starlink V3, forget Starlink Direct to Cell, Grok 4.5 and Cursor — the sum of that probably hits a $10 billion ARR pretty quickly."

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Joe Liemandt
mentioned
Used for: Internet connectivity infrastructure for a school being built in Africa

"They're like, 'Oh, we have to bring in solar and Starlink and dig a well and the community is very different.'"

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vs: Compared to Optimus robots and Dyson swarm as revenue sources

"Starlink probably ends up being rounding error. I think cars are rounding error. Applications — which interestingly in the SpaceX S1, SpaceX went on and on about digital optimists and applications — maybe seems unlikely."

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+1 more mention from Alexander

"Starlink — everyone knows that's space communication, probably going to launch, if you believe the rumors, a direct-to-cell mobile service sometime..."

a16z
mentioned
vs: Compared to Cursor's competitive battle against Microsoft; SpaceX/Starlink co...

"The SpaceX team was like, 'No, we're going to launch global communications. We're going to power the internet for everyone in the world.' They had no Starlink satellites in the sky at the time. And of course, they did it. And if you think about th..."

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+1 more mention from a16z

"Starlink is working on direct optical inner satellite links. How much of that is a threat?"

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Scott Galloway
mentioned

"The whole thing now rides on not rockets or being an interplanetary species or even Starlink. It works on — it's basically going to work or not work based on his AI capex bet."

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Bilawal Sidhu
mentioned

"There's so much crazy data that's commercially available, including satellite providers doing cool stuff — fisheries paying, basically, 'We'll put a Starlink on your fishery so they can start collecting AIS data for vessel tracking.'"

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Ramez Naam
mentioned
vs: Insufficient revenue source to fund the Starship launch cadence required for ...

"There is not enough demand for communications on Earth to finance that via Starlink. There's no business model for Mars yet. So this is a gift to SpaceX that we have this AI demand."

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Harry Stebbings
mentioned
Praised: Successful example of vertical integration (satellite launching + internet se... vs: Used as precedent for why Elon's Terra Fab vertical integration ambition migh...

"Satellite launching integrated into Starlink has been superb — vertically integrated right. So you can join the dots in the past and say it all makes sense."

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Brad Gerstner
mentioned
Used for: Satellite broadband internet connectivity Praised: 4.3 billion revenue per quarter, 2.6 billion adjusted EBIT, doubled subscribe... vs: Decimated competitors including HughesNet, Viasat, AT&T, and Verizon satellit...

"I think Starlink's just an unbelievable juggernaut cash machine. The Starlink business alone could be a trillion dollar market cap within 2 years, within 18 months."

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+1 more mention from Brad

"Starlink's going from, I think, 10 million people to 20 million people. They're going to launch this retail mobile service so that we can have Star..."

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Nikhil Reddy
mentioned
vs: Being superseded by direct-to-device satellite technology

"You don't even need that little Starlink Mini or other satellite provider dish near you anymore. It's just starting to emerge."

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Travis Kalanick
mentioned
vs: Cited as an extension of SpaceX, analogous to how AWS extended Amazon's core ...

"The fact that Elon has taken SpaceX to Starlink to data centers in space — it's just like nobody would start there."

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Steven Bartlett
mentioned
Used for: Providing high-speed internet in remote, Arctic, and desert locations Praised: Provides internet access in places otherwise unreachable

"The SpaceX Starlink satellites are providing that in these remote places of the world. So it's not a problem for them. It's a blessing."

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Jeremy Grantham
mentioned
Praised: Profitable business, genuine utility vs: Contrasted with SpaceX's broader AI and asteroid-mining ambitions, which Gran...

"Starlink, great idea. By the way, makes money. But this is not Starlink."

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Shaan Puri
mentioned
Used for: Example of SpaceX applying shared economies of scale to internet access Praised: Recurring membership model, mass market addressable, passing launch cost savi... vs: Compared to Costco and Amazon Prime membership models

"They're putting up all these satellites and they're trying to again pass the savings on to the subscribers for the Starlink internet. And so here you're going to have again a recurring annual membership, a no-brainer value proposition to a mass ma..."

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+1 more mention from Shaan

"Starlink is basically internet service. Specifically, it's really great at giving you internet in places that have shitty internet. So, rural areas..."

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Ryan Petersen
mentioned

"Before you're like, 'Hey, we didn't expect to have Wi-Fi on the flight, but now we've got Starlink and you're like, wow, that's amazing.' And then you get expectant of Starlink and then the downtime is so bad."

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Skyler Chan
mentioned

"It wasn't obvious that reusable rockets was at play. It wasn't obvious that Starlink was going to evolve."

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Henri Stern
mentioned
vs: Mentioned alongside other innovative companies

"you had Loom versus you know Starlink"

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Scott Nolan
mentioned
vs: Used as example of scaling from building one to building millions

"So it becomes a scale manufacturing problem. So it's like you know Starlink. We've got a user terminal factory here in Bassrop"

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TBPN
mentioned

"Maybe you could build a Starlink into it."

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+9 more mentions from TBPN

"if you're a a wireless carrier and you don't want to be locked into Starlink exclusively"

"the launch business is fantastic but it's not enough without Starlink which is a fantastic business but that's not enough without the AI business"

The Game w/ Alex Hormozi
mentioned third generation
Used for: Enhanced satellite deployment with visual documentation capabilities Praised: Cameras and lights for third-person perspective documentation

"The Dodger Dogs had cameras and lights on them. And as they were being deployed out of the PEZ dispenser, they were pointed back with their lights and their cameras back at the Starship. It was just absolutely incredible watching from a view like ..."

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Josh Browder
mentioned
Used for: Solving inflight Wi-Fi connectivity issues Praised: Will finally solve inflight internet problems vs: Compared to current poor inflight Wi-Fi services

"Well, now with Starlink that that will finally be solved."

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Kevin Hartz
mentioned
Praised: The big unlock for SpaceX

"and then certainly Starlink was the big unlock more recently"

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Elad Gil
mentioned
Praised: Major driver of SpaceX business vs: Evolved from SpaceX's original space launch business

"Then they built out the Starlink network which is now like a major driver of their business, right?"

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Rory O'Driscoll
mentioned
Praised: Amazing

"SpaceX is amazing, Starlink is amazing"

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Jason Oppenheim
mentioned

"We want Starlink. We want SpaceX. We want to win the AI race."

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Ian Bremmer
mentioned

"I look at Elon Musk and providing Starlink. If it wasn't for that, I'm not sure that the Ukrainian government was going to be able to fight these guys on the ground"

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Chris Williamson
mentioned

"for the same amount of money that was spent, I think every American citizen could have got Starlink"

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+1 more mention from Chris

"For the same amount of money that was spent, I think every American citizen could have got Starlink."

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Din Thomas
mentioned
Used for: Internet connectivity for gaming while flying

"If you had a Starlink, you could just do this on the plane."

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Eric Jorgenson
mentioned

"Orders of magnitude which is driven Starlink and is going to drive even more."

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+1 more mention from Eric

"Starlink was like a mess right it was 10x too expensive and they were building one-tenth of how many they needed"

How Elon Thinks · Mar 24, 2026
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Tae Kim
mentioned

"what Elon did with Starlink. I mean, that's a telecom infrastructure play and this will be an AI compute infrastructure play."

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+1 more mention from Tae

"Think what Elon did with Starlink. I mean that's a telecom infrastructure play and this will be an AI computing infrastructure"

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Jim Cantrell
mentioned
Used for: Satellite internet service enabled by the internet as killer app vs: Used as analogy - internet was killer app for Starlink, AI is killer app for ...

"So now AI is the killer app that enables this much like the internet came along was the killer app that enabled Starlink."

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Peter Zeihan
critical

"Starlink was being allowed to be used to guide Russian cruise missiles and drones... After the Ukrainians proved to the world, using the equipment recovered, that Starlink was basically actively aiding and abetting in mass murder, Starlink changed..."

Peter Diamandis
critical

"Starlink was being allowed to be used to guide Russian cruise missiles and drones, long term about allowing them even hit moving targets. After the Ukrainians proved to the world using the equipment recovered that Starlink was basically actively a..."

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