Tag: starlink

  • One Cut Away From Internet Collapse

    Massive internet outages across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East were caused by four damaged subsea cables in the Red Sea, disrupting traffic and sparking debate on digital infrastructure fragility. While satellites like Starlink offer backup, fibre optic cables still carry nearly all global internet capacity.

  • Security Implications Of Starlink’s India Entry

    When foreign tech giants enter sensitive sectors, the stakes go beyond business. Starlink’s arrival in India raises red flags over national sovereignty, data privacy, and economic sustainability. With deep U.S. intelligence ties, costly tech, and limited local integration, its presence risks sidelining domestic innovation and threatening long-term digital autonomy.

  • Pakistan Welcomes Starlink

    Pakistan is bringing Starlink on board, aiming to bridge its digital divide. The satellite service could boost rural education, healthcare, and freelancing, but high costs remain a challenge. Smart pricing and regulation will be key. If managed well, Starlink could transform connectivity in areas left behind.