Musk's Starlink Dominance Amidst China's Satellite Ambitions

Elon Musk's satellite ventures are reportedly outpacing China's extensive plans for a vast satellite armada, as China submits plans for 203,000 satellites to the United Nations.

18 Feb, 19:24 — 19 Feb, 12:51

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Only one of the provided articles directly addresses the story of Musk's Starlink dominance and China's satellite ambitions. The advisor-perspectives article focuses on this competition, highlighting China's extensive 'paper satellites' and plans submitted to the ITU. The Wall Street Journal article, however, covers an entirely unrelated topic concerning Anthropic and the Pentagon.

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The core story of Musk's Starlink dominance amidst China's satellite ambitions and their submitted plans to the ITU.

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wsj18 Feb, 19:24First to report

Q: What’s Going on Between Anthropic and the Pentagon? - The Wall Street Journal

advisor-perspectives19 Feb, 12:51

Musk Is Beating China’s 203,000 Paper Satellites

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advisor-perspectives3h ago

Musk Is Beating China’s 203,000 Paper Satellites

If orbital space is the 21st century’s high seas, China looks to be preparing an armada. Government plans submitted late last year to the United Nations’ International Telecommunications Union, or ITU, promise a fleet of 203,000 satellites to be deployed by the mid-2030s.

By David Fickling

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wsj21h ago