V3 STARLINK: 10× V2 · 1 TBPS · 20× FALCON 9 PER LAUNCH
“One launch of Starship with these V3 satellites will be the equivalent of 20 times what we were flying with Falcon 9. So each satellite is about a 10x, and then you get even more capability. Each satellite is a terabit. And so when you're flying 50 or 60 satellites per flight… 50 terabits of bandwidth per launch.”
— Bret Johnsen, SpaceX CFO
(BlackRock Tony Kim fireside · SpaceX Mission Control)
v3 shipped. The work didn't stop there.
What's in build now isn't the next update, it's the next phase of what Shekel is. Details when they're ready. No dates, no links, nothing you need to do right now.
The chart's been quiet. The desk never was
ElevenLabs V3 just landed on LiveAvatar 🎙️
• eleven_v3 + eleven_v3_conversational in FULL mode
• EU/US residency auto-detected for your ElevenLabs key
• Space invite links fixed
Build an interactive avatar in a few minutes →
Starlink V3 is the real leap.
Each new satellite is built for about 1 Tbps down and 160 Gbps up — roughly 10x and 22x the current generation — flying lower, launched in numbers on Starship.
That is how the network moves from “good internet in remote places” to multi-gigabit service for far more people, with lower latency and room for AI-scale traffic.
V3 is not a small upgrade. It is the constellation rebuilt for the next decade.