Starlink is bringing gigabit-class internet to the middle of the ocean Maritime customers using the Performance Gen 3 terminal are expected to see roughly 2× higher throughput by the end of December That takes peak download speeds from around 475 Mbps today to nearly 1 Gbps And the best part: No new dish is required Starlink is unlocking it through network and service upgrades And with V3 satellites designed to add dramatically more capacity to the constellation, this is only the beginning

Starlink kits donated to the University of Zimbabwe to provide free campus internet. * Local businessman Cosmas Mushininga donated the Starlink kits to support students, lecturers, teaching, learning, and research. * The initiative expands access to reliable internet across the university. * The donation adds to Zimbabwe’s broader efforts to expand connectivity through Starlink. Starlink is helping bring high-speed internet closer to students across Zimbabwe.

STARLINK IN ARGENTINA: Human Capital Minister, Pettovello held a video call with rural schools. Some students once traveled ~30 km to get online. 🇦🇷 Now they can connect in class. Starlink is live in the first schools, with 6,000 kits planned nationwide. Life-changing. ❤️

Starlink gigabit internet is coming As SpaceX prepares to deploy its next-gen V3 satellites, some maritime Starlink customers are already being told to expect gigabit speeds out on the water Starlink is about to get a whole lot faster

Starlink is bringing reliable internet to 12 public schools in the Philippines 🇵🇭 A new program in Pakil, Laguna will provide students and teachers with Starlink connectivity for digital learning.....especially during typhoons and other disruptions The program includes: • 12 public schools • Starlink units provided • 3 years of subscription fees covered • Technical training and support Some school divisions lose 40–50 class days because of weather disruptions Starlink helps keep classrooms connected when everything else goes offline

Starlink is bringing the internet directly into classrooms that had limited access to connectivity 🇦🇷 Students and teachers at rural schools in Argentina recently joined a video call with the Ministry of Human Capital using Starlink directly from their classrooms Some students previously had to travel ~30 km just to get online Now they can access remote classes, digital resources and online learning without leaving their communities And this is only the beginning Starlink, ENACOM and Argentina’s Ministry of Human Capital are working to connect 6,000 rural and isolated schools across the country For these students, Starlink is much more than faster internet It brings the digital classroom directly to them

Starlink on an Emirates A380 is delivering home-internet speeds at 32,000 feet A real-world test on flights between Dubai and San Francisco recorded: • ~350 Mbps download • ~30 Mbps upload • ~30 ms latency • Internet available before takeoff • Stable connection across the Arctic • Smooth FaceTime and video streaming The hardest part of aviation connectivity has always been keeping aircraft connected over remote oceans and polar regions Starlink just changed that Even while flying across the Arctic on an A380, passengers are getting speeds that rival many home broadband connections Airplane Wi-Fi has entered a completely different era

Starlink is becoming a global education infrastructure layer The U.S. State Department named Starlink as a technology partner in the Fostering the Future Together initiative Projects include: • Uganda — an education pilot reaching 10,000+ students and 200 teachers • Papua New Guinea — expanding reliable connectivity nationwide with government partners For students living beyond traditional infrastructure, Starlink is opening access to digital classrooms, online learning tools and information that was previously out of reach Satellite internet is becoming a powerful tool for bringing education to communities that were left behind by traditional networks

Starlink is now being tested as rural 4G backhaul in Nigeria 🇳🇬 NuRAN Wireless is deploying Starlink at a rural telecom site with Infratel, marking the first-ever LEO integration anywhere in NuRAN’s network Starlink is becoming the high-capacity backbone that lets rural 4G towers connect back to the wider network That means remote communities can get stronger mobile connectivity without waiting for fiber or expensive microwave backhaul to reach them first NuRAN already has 5,000+ telecom sites under contract across Africa And if the Nigeria pilot performs well, the same model can be expanded into other African markets where Starlink is available That opens a much bigger role for Starlink Not just connecting homes and businesses directly, but powering the network infrastructure that connects entire rural communities Starlink soon to become a major backbone for Africa’s rural telecom expansion