The Starlink-powered satellite service from T-Mobile called T-Satellite rolled out to the public on Wednesday.

Elon Musk issued a statement following a major global outage that knocked thousands of Starlink users offline late Thursday.

Crypto Twitter went dark Friday evening as X (formerly Twitter) experienced another global outage, sending crypto traders, influencers, and degen communities scrambling to Discord for updates ...

SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet network resumed operations Friday following one of the largest international outages in its history. The disruption, reportedly caused by an internal software failure,

Elon Musk’s Starlink network is experiencing a worldwide outage, which has left thousands of users without internet, according to reports. Reports of issues began on Thursday at around 9 pm CET. Musk wrote on X six hours after the reports of the outage that the network issue had been resolved and that service had been restored.

Users in the U.S. and Europe began experiencing the outage at around 3 p.m. EDT (1900 GMT), according to Downdetector, a crowdsourced outage tracker that said as many as 61,000 user reports to the site were made.

Twitter, now known as X, is facing a widespread disruption in India, affecting hundreds of users primarily on the web platform.