SpaceX and T-Mobile are holding an August 25 event to "increase connectivity," which the Chief Executive Officer of the former, Elon Musk, says is "special."
No less than the CEO and president of T-Mobile, Mike Sievert, is joining the SpaceX "Chief Engineer," Musk, to present at the upcoming event.
SpaceX, T-Mobile to 'Increase Connectivity'
As per the latest news by The Verge, the joint event of the giant carrier in the United States, T-Mobile, and the space firm SpaceX could potentially blend the offerings of the two firms.
The event could reportedly provide a service that combines the ultra-fast connectivity of 5G and the low latency connectivity of the satellite internet of Starlink.
However, it is worth noting that both T-Mobile and SpaceX only gave vague and scant details about the upcoming event.
The joint event would center on the two big bosses of these tech firms as they showcase something that would help "increase connectivity."
But besides that, the ultra-rich SpaceX CEO goes on to add in his recent tweet that the event for tomorrow night "is something special."
All that said, it would be hard to accurately guess what is going to take place. And how T-Mobile and SpaceX plan to improve connectivity.
T-Mobile, SpaceX Event: How to Watch Live
The official Twitter account of SpaceX teased the upcoming event of its chief engineer and the T-Mobile president.
The tweet says the mysterious joint event would start at 7:00 p.m on August 25, 2022.
The Verge notes in its report that it would happen in a facility of the Musk-led space firm or the Starbase launch site in Texas, to be more exact. It is the same place where a new Starship prototype, which Musk dubs the Mechazilla, has loaded onto the launchpad.
The SpaceX post also highlights that everyone could watch the live stream of its event with T-Mobile on its official website.
So if you are really curious to learn what these two tech behemoths are up to, you may tune in to the live feed on the site of the space firm.
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T-Mobile Gains from SpaceX Event
Meanwhile, according to a recent report by Bloomberg, the US giant carrier T-Mobile, which provides 5G connectivity in some locations, has immediately gained from the announcement of its upcoming event with the CEO of SpaceX.
In fact, the shares of T-Mobile US Inc. have risen after Musk confirmed that he would be hosting alongside its president, Sievert, Bloomberg reports.
