SpaceX "Starlink" now running to Boost Mobile.
■ It (Still) takes both AT&T, and T-Mobile's approval.
■ It will (Still) take 5-7 years for SpaceX "Starlink" to build a Fully-Functioning Cellular Network.
■ Satellite (Does Not) provide Indoor or Dense Population Coverage so still (Inferior).
☆ Musk still does (Not) have a clue.
@b4 Add Grok Bot, Musk recently throttled it down because the (Operational Costs) were too high.
I get the insecurity of Elon impacting your job and the current Big 3 wireless carriers, but let's be realistic. He wouldn't buy the spectrum without a plan. He will disrupt the market and current wireless will be toast. It's comical to see people on here saying he doesn't know how to establish a communications network when he is capturing rockets from outer space, upright so they are reusable.
When I think of Musk.
☆ I think Enron - Houston, TX (HQ) once a time.
■ Tesla - Great (Core) business (for now) and what made Musk's success, but when you look at everything else. Cybercab - Failure, his other business (SpaceX) has to buy them; because no one really wants them.
■ Robotaxi - After several years, a (Few) more on the road; now one more (1) market in Las Vegas. The original (Test) market was Austin, TX. Not exactly, a success; and not where Musk said it would be; by now.
■ Optimus Robot's - Complete failure, no one wants to buy them at $25,000.00 each. Other robots are much cheaper.
■ SpaceX - In progress, (Lofty) unrealistic goals such as the colonization of Mars (take a look at Mar's climate) that will (Never) happen; U.S. Taxpayer subsidized though for rocket launches; and satellite services.
■ SpaceX "Starlink" cellular service - AT&T, Verizon; and T-Mobile (Rejected) a partnership because of an (Inferior) service. Satellite cell service is (Not) available in buildings, and densely populated areas; like at Major sporting events. Now running to Boost Mobile. 5-7 years to build a Fully-Functioning network of their own.
☆ Enron, once a (Vastly) successful business (Failed) because they delved away from their (Core Business - Energy) as Musk is doing right now.