SpaceX力阻光纤扩张：卫星互联网与国家宽带政策的博弈

SpaceX, operator of Starlink, is actively challenging state-level plans to expand fiber broadband infrastructure, specifically targeting proposals in Virginia and Louisiana. The core dispute centers on the allocation of funds from the $42 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program. SpaceX contends that Louisiana's proposal unfairly favors fiber providers, awarding them 91.5% of the funds at a significantly higher per-location cost ($4,449) compared to Starlink's bid ($750 per location). SpaceX alleges that this prioritization violates the program's

SpaceX says states should dump fiber plans, give all grant money to Starlink

SpaceX seeks more cash, calls fiber “wasteful and unnecessary taxpayer spending.”…

Ars TechnicaJon Brodkin