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Elon Musk’s Starlink mobile plan should be ‘laughed out of the room’, says T-Mobile CEO

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Elon Musk’s Starlink mobile plan should be ‘laughed out of the room’, says T-Mobile CEO

T-Mobile's CFO Peter Osvaldik has raised concerns about the practicality of Starlink in the mobile sector, citing challenges posed by satellites in urban landscapes.

He emphasizes the difficulties in deploying numerous small cell stations as envisioned by SpaceX.

While Starlink aspires to bridge mobile service gaps in remote locations, T-Mobile sees significant obstacles in supplanting current cellular infrastructure, deeming it an uphill battle.

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