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Optus Partners with Starlink to Provide (Almost) 100% Mobile Coverage Across Australia

Optus, one of Australia's leading telecommunications providers, has forged a groundbreaking partnership with Starlink, the satellite internet constellation by SpaceX, to revolutionize mobile coverage across the country.

Sara Jones by Sara Jones
July 12, 2023
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Optus, one of Australia’s leading telecommunications providers, has forged a groundbreaking partnership with Starlink, the satellite internet constellation by SpaceX, to revolutionize mobile coverage across the country. The collaboration aims to overcome the challenges of limited connectivity in remote and underserved regions, bringing (almost) 100% mobile coverage to Australians by leveraging Starlink’s advanced satellite network.

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Australia’s vast and diverse landscape has presented significant obstacles in providing reliable mobile coverage to all its citizens. Many remote areas have long struggled with limited or no connectivity, hindering communication and access to essential services. Recognizing this gap, Optus has joined forces with Starlink to bridge the digital divide and ensure widespread access to mobile services.

Starlink, spearheaded by visionary entrepreneur Elon Musk, is constructing a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites to deliver high-speed internet access globally. By leveraging Starlink’s advanced satellite network, Optus aims to extend its mobile coverage reach to even the most remote corners of the country, providing Australians with a reliable and consistent connection.

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This partnership marks a significant milestone for Optus in its commitment to connect every Australian, regardless of their location. With Starlink’s extensive satellite network, Optus can overcome geographical barriers and bring mobile coverage to previously underserved regions. This will enhance communication channels, improve access to emergency services, and drive economic growth in remote areas.

Chris Mitchell, CEO of Optus, expressed his excitement about the partnership, stating, “We are thrilled to collaborate with Starlink to provide (almost) 100% mobile coverage across Australia. This partnership aligns perfectly with Optus’ vision of connecting all Australians and ensuring that no one is left behind in the digital age. By harnessing Starlink’s advanced satellite technology, we can bridge the digital divide and create new opportunities for communities across the country.”

Elon Musk, the visionary behind Starlink, also shared his enthusiasm for the collaboration, tweeting, “Excited to partner with Optus to extend mobile coverage across Australia. Together, we can bring (almost) 100% connectivity and drive digital inclusion.”

The partnership between Optus and Starlink not only addresses the needs of individual users but also opens doors for businesses, agriculture, mining, and other industries operating in remote areas. Reliable mobile coverage can enable real-time data collection, enhance productivity, and facilitate seamless communication, driving innovation and growth in these sectors.

Optus plans to begin implementing the extended mobile coverage through Starlink’s satellite network in the coming months. The initial phase will focus on strategically targeting underserved areas, ensuring that communities with limited connectivity gain access to reliable mobile services. Optus aims to provide (almost) 100% mobile coverage across Australia in the near future, making mobile connectivity accessible to all Australians, no matter where they are located.

With the Optus and Starlink partnership, Australia is set to witness a transformative shift in mobile coverage. By harnessing the power of satellite technology, this collaboration will overcome geographical barriers, ensuring that Australians have access to reliable mobile services across the entire nation.

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