Elon Musk Promise Duplicates Satellite Internet Speed ​​This Year

Starlink’s satellite internet service will be duplicating its finale this year, according to Elon Musk in his Twitter account. The comment was sent to a user who acababa to receive his beta kit. The company currently offers speeds between 50 and 150 Mbps, and Musk says that speeds increase to 300 Mbps.

The global speed bandwidth download speed in 2020 is 80.4 Mbps higher than the bandwidth bandwidth speed of 43.9 Mbps during the fourth quarter of this year.

On the other hand, Musk says that the latency will increase to 20 ms in the finals of this year. Starlink’s satellites are 60 days closer to Tierra than traditional satellites, which results in a lower latency and the ability to support services that are not normally available via traditional satellite internet, the company points out on its web page.

Musk also stated in his follow-up: “It is important to note that cellular cells are always on sale in densely populated areas. The satellites are the best for media density densities in the media ”.

As soon as we offer an initial beta service at the national level as well as internationally, we will continue to expand to cover global global coverage in 2021.

The company launched its first satellite probes in 2018. It launched 60 satellites in 2019. At present, there are more than 1,000 in orbit. More ahead in this 2021, the plan program will realize up to three launches per month, bringing 60 satellites in each cohort.

Each satellite weighs 260 kg, its plans and account with four powerful antennas for internet transmissions. We also have lasers that connect each satellite with other orbits. Ultimately, it includes ion propellants that use gaskripton. These permits are to be operated in orbit for the longest time including the most distant distances of the Tierra.

Service in Argentina, Mexico, Colombia and Chile

Following the resolution 1291/2020 published in the Official Bulletin in December of last year, the company of Elon Musk SpaceX has obtained a license to burn internet banda ancha service in the Argentina traverses of the satellites Starlink. In Latin America, it has also been approved in Mexico, Colombia and Chile.

The company that applied for the license is Tibro Nederland BV Sucursal Argentina, que deberá coordinator with Arsat (the State Telecommunications Company) implements the technical aspects of the implementation, since it is possible to obtain the license, but is not in operating conditions.

I have to present a series of definite requirements by the Information Technology and Communications Subsidiary (TIC), under the auspices of the Secretariat of Public Innovation of the Jefatura of Gabinete of Ministers of the Nation.

Asimismo, will have to work in conjunction with Arsat the technical coordination between satellites, which at the moment is never realized. If a long process is followed, the service can read to the users in some years (consulted by Infobae señalan que 3 años podría ser un “plaza razonable”).

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