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BREAKING: easyJet has just announced a partnership with SpaceX to bring Starlink Wi-Fi onboard for the first time.
easyJet carries 100 million passengers a year. This partnership brings Starlink to another major European airline.
- Aircraft: Airbus A320, A320neo and A321neo.
- Rollout starts: First half of 2027.
- Expected completion: Early 2028.
- Fast, reliable internet so passengers can stream, game and browse on their own devices.
- Connectivity from takeoff to landing, helping passengers work and stay in touch.
SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell said:
“Fast, reliable connectivity from take-off to landing means people can work, stream, or stay in touch without interruption.”
We’re proud to bring Starlink onboard easyJet and transform the way their customers stay connected throughout their travels. Fast, reliable connectivity from take-off to landing means people can work, stream, or stay in touch without interruption.
easyJet, one of Europe’s largest airlines, announced a deal with SpaceX today to equip its fleet with @Starlink
Here’s what easyJet CEO Kenton Jarvis and SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell said about bringing Starlink onboard:
BREAKING: SpaceX just filed a new SEC Form 8-K disclosing an approximately $40 billion GPU financing commitment.
The largest committed GPU financing ever.
Key details:
• Next-generation NVIDIA Vera Rubin chips for SpaceX’s data centers.
• More computing capacity to power Grok for consumers and businesses, alongside its cloud services.
• Financing led by Apollo and Goldman Sachs, with anchor commitments from funds and accounts managed or advised by BlackRock, Goldman Sachs Asset Management and KKR.
• Closing expected before the end of 2026, subject to closing conditions.
• GPU deliveries and lease schedules expected to begin in the first half of 2027.
SpaceX’s CFO says the company is seeing payback periods of less than one year on its superintelligence infrastructure investments.
“SpaceX aims to deploy the largest compute infrastructure in the world.”
A major step toward scaling Grok and building a superintelligence future.
Airlines worldwide are adopting Starlink for inflight connectivity. Those without it are actually losing customers to rivals that offer it.
Here’s the updated list of airlines currently using Starlink, alongside those that have announced plans to bring it on board:
BREAKING: Anthropic to spend up to $120.5 billion on compute from SpaceXSI.
Anthropic’s S-1 filing reveals:
• Approximately $3.1 billion in combined monthly payments once all capacity is delivered, equivalent to roughly $37.2 billion annualized.
• Full capacity delivery expected in December 2026, with different fees during the ramp-up.
• Initial non-cancellable periods end in January 2027 and March 2027, depending on the agreement.
• Afterwards, either party can cancel with 90 days’ advance written notice.
• Agreements for NVIDIA GPU compute entered into and amended between May and October 2026, with terms extending into 2029.
The $120.5 billion represents potential aggregate spending, subject to those cancellation rights.
Starlink is not yet universal some big names notably Delta, which is going with Amazon Leo starting later have chosen differently, and many announced deals are still in the early installation phase but the momentum is clear.
BREAKING: Starlink’s airline partnerships are growing rapidly. 🚀
• 2 airlines in 2022 → 50 airlines in 2026
• A 2,400% increase in just 4 years
@Starlink is becoming the new standard for in-flight connectivity.
Starlink Aviation continues to pull ahead of legacy geostationary systems on latency and real world speeds, which is why more airlines including budget one skeep signing on. The 50 and counting line is accurate and the momentum is real.
When @Starlink helped save a man’s life during emergency surgery in rural Zimbabwe.
A young man suffered severe burns to his leg after falling into a cooking fire during a seizure. His parents spent hours helping him reach a remote hospital in Chisizya.
Dr. Mike Jeans needed to perform an emergency operation he had never done before. Using Starlink, he called a colleague in South Africa, who guided him through the surgery.
The operation succeeded. The patient was transferred by ambulance to a larger hospital. MATTER, the charity involved, reported that he survived and was recovering.
Starlink connected a doctor to lifesaving medical guidance when his patient needed it most.
This is why Starlink matters. A working connection can help save a life. This lifesaving technology should be available in every part of the world.
"The reason I bought Twitter because I am pretty attuned since I was like the most interacted user on Twitter before the acquisition.
When they de platformed the sitting President Trump, that was just insane. He was posting good things."
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He has consistently framed higher birth rates as essential, stating variations of It’s very important to have kids Just have kids across interviews, rallies, and posts.
ELON MUSK: "It is concerning that the birth rate in the United States has been below replacement rate. We have the same trend in almost every country. This is worrying. It's very important to have kids. No humans, no humanity."
When @Starlink became a lifeline for a mother and her baby in rural Colombia.
Karina, 24, was facing a high-risk pregnancy after previously losing a baby. Reaching town from her remote community could take two days on horseback.
A visiting doctor brought a portable Starlink terminal and an ultrasound machine. Through Starlink, a specialist hundreds of kilometres away watched the scan live, guided the examination and identified the need for an immediate hospital transfer.
Karina reached the hospital in time. Her baby was born safely, and she had no complications.
Starlink brought specialist medical guidance into a home far from the city and helped a mother get urgent care.
This is why Starlink matters. It connects people to help when lives are at stake.
This lifesaving technology should be available in every part of the world.
@Jason What they’re doing won’t matter.
AI & robots will actually deliver the free goods & services that those thieves pretend to offer, while actually stealing from others.
Mamdani is a thief and a liar, plain and simple.
BREAKING: The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will invest $20 million in AI and in-car technology to help law enforcement combat dangerous driving.
Tesla FSD already shows what AI can do, with 13B+ miles driven including 5B+ city miles, and Tesla reporting 7× fewer major and minor collisions.