China sees a second chance in VLEO as AI shifts the satellite race from chips to networks
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Starlink's massive scale in conventional low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellites has markedly reinforced the satellite giant's aggressive grip on the commercial space industry for the next decade or so.
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