Elon Musk applauds the SpaceX team on reaching three million Starlink users across 99 nations. The tech magnate aims to expand dependable internet services globally with the launch in some Asian nations soon.SpaceX on Tuesday disclosed that its Starlink satellite internet service now has three million plus customers in 99 countries. Elon Musk, the SpaceX founder and Tesla chief, commended the SpaceX team on the exceptional achievement.

He put a post on his social media platform X (formerly Twitter), where he stated, “Congratulations to the @SpaceX team on passing 3 million customers in 99 countries!” He further added, “And thanks to you for buying @Starlink!” Tesla’s official handle stated, “Congratulations SpaceX and Starlink! Much thanks for offering the most reliable internet to the people in remote areas.”

Starlink refers to high-speed internet network services provided by SpaceX (American aerospace company), which covers over 99 countries worldwide. SpaceX first launched the Starlink satellite in the year 2019.With constant efforts to expand Starlink and lead mobile broadband services globally, the tech magnate visited the island nationIndonesia on May 19 to launch the Starlink satellite internet service there. This recent visit to the island nation came days after his surprise visit to China, which could perhaps be followed by a trip to India’s neighbour, Sri Lanka.

Tesla CEO was seen discussing prospects for Starlink services with Sri Lanka’s President RanilWickremesinghe at the 10th World Water Forum in Bali.Wickremesinghe’s Media Division, in a X post, said, “During the 10th World Water Forum High-Level Meeting in Indonesia, President RanilWickremesinghe met with @elonmusk to discuss the implementation of @Starlink in Sri Lanka.”Jeevan Thondaman (Sri Lankan Minister of Water Supply and Estate Infrastructure Development), who accompanied Wickremesinghe, posted, “President @RW_UNP met with @elonmusk today during his 2-day visit to Bali with me for the World Water Forum. President and Elon discussed Sri Lanka’s recovery, economic potential, and new opportunities for investment.”He further added, “Bringing connectivity to remote communities radically improves access to education and economic opportunities.”

A month earlier, the SpaceX founder was slated to visit India and make big announcements during his trip. But, the tour was postponed due to the Tesla CEO’s “heavy obligations”. Elon Musk stated that he plans to tour India later this year. The big announcements were supposed to be about the $2-3 billion electric vehicle factory in India and some developments related to Starlink.