Sri Lanka becomes the latest Asian nation to join Starlink’s network, following Japan, the Philippines, Malaysia, Mongolia, and Indonesia. Coverage is now live across the island, with monthly plans for residential users and for businesses. Starlink, the satellite internet venture by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, officially launched services in Sri Lanka yesterday, marking a major step in bridging the country’s digital divide. The launch is poised to improve internet access in remote areas and provide high-speed connectivity for industries and businesses. Mr. Musk confirmed the rollout via a post on X, stating, “Starlink now available in Sri Lanka!” The service follows regulatory approval in August 2024, after Sri Lanka amended its telecommunications laws to permit satellite internet operators.
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