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Monday, April 15, 2024

Starlink reaches 40,000 subscribers

Since its launch in Chile in October 2022, the company went from having 1,130 customers in its first month to reaching 40,934 subscribers by December 2023.

According to the latest report from Subtel on fixed Internet connections, Starlink accounts for 0.9% of the total connections in the country. Although it is a small percentage, it is important to consider that in December 2022 it represented 0.3% of the total with 13,391 connections.

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