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China builds a rival satellite constellation as SpaceX goes public
A Chinese state-backed satellite company is rapidly signing partnerships and government contracts that SpaceX's Starlink has been unable to secure, timing this expansion just before SpaceX's record-breaking IPO. The move represents China's strategic effort to build an alternative to Western satellite internet infrastructure. This development highlights the emerging geopolitical competition in space-based communications systems.
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