EU to favour European satellite services to prevent Musk's Starlink expansion
The EU is set to prioritize European satellite operators to limit the expansion of Elon Musk's Starlink service. This decision comes amid concerns over strategic dependence on US satellite systems, particularly highlighted by the conflict in Ukraine. The Commission's upcoming decision aims to enhance technological sovereignty and security within the EU.
- ▪The European Commission will adopt a decision to favor European satellite operators this week.
- ▪Starlink currently dominates the global satellite internet market with over 10,000 low-orbit satellites.
- ▪The EU's decision may provoke a backlash from the US government, particularly under the Trump administration.
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