During the SpaceX earnings call this week, Elon Musk predicted that demand for bandwidth could increase by as much as 1,000x over the next 3–5 years. His reasoning is that AI agents will eventually vastly outnumber humans and consume significantly more bandwidth per agent. This is an incredibly bullish long-term signal for World Mobile. As AI adoption accelerates and billions of autonomous agents, connected devices and machines increasingly communicate with one another, demand for reliable, high-capacity connectivity infrastructure could increase exponentially. Existing telecommunications infrastructure simply isn’t designed to accommodate that kind of growth economically across every geographical region. This is where World Mobile’s infrastructure strategy becomes an advantage. By combining terrestrial and stratospheric connectivity, World Mobile is building a network designed to deliver connectivity across different environments while optimising for coverage, capacity and deployment costs. Even capturing a fraction of the growth in demand for mobile connectivity will represent an enormous opportunity. In short, the world is going to need substantially more connectivity infrastructure and World Mobile is positioning itself to help deliver it.