Starlink (SPCX) is a publicly traded Satellite Comms & Direct-to-Device company founded in 2015 and based in Redmond, United States.
No dated funding rounds on file. This company is privately held and may be raising or operating on undisclosed capital.

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Starlink Internet is a low-Earth-orbit broadband service that delivers high-speed, low-latency internet to homes, businesses, aircraft, ships, and remote locations where terrestrial fiber or cable is unavailable or impractical. Customers connect through a flat-panel user terminal that tracks satellites as they pass overhead, and the service is supplied by a constellation of thousands of satellites. It is aimed at rural households, enterprises, mobility customers, and government users, and it differentiates itself through global coverage, rapid deployment, and a self-install consumer experience.
Starlink Direct to Cell extends satellite connectivity directly to unmodified smartphones, allowing text, data, and voice service in areas without terrestrial cellular coverage. It works in partnership with mobile carriers, which sell the service under their own plans, so the satellites act as an extension of existing networks. Its target users are mobile operators and their subscribers in rural, maritime, and disaster-affected regions. The key differentiator is that it requires no special handset or hardware, only a standard LTE-capable phone.