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AT&T and T-Mobile CEOs doubt Starlink can compete with traditional mobile networks

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AT&T CEO John Stankey and T-Mobile CEO Peter Osvaldik have publicly criticized Elon Musk's Starlink project, questioning its ability to compete in the mobile industry. Both executives argue that Starlink lacks the technical foundation and scale needed to challenge established telecom providers. Stankey pointed to AT&T's substantial fiber optic investments as evidence of superior network performance. The two leaders also raised specific doubts about satellite technology's reliability in densely populated urban environments.

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