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In 2025, Starlink experienced a year of dramatic growth by connecting over 4.6 million new active customers, bringing its total subscriber base to more than 9.2 million worldwide. This milestone reflects expanded service in 35 new countries, increased demand in underserved regions, and the broader adoption of satellite broadband as a reliable alternative to traditional internet infrastructure. Starlink now serves users across more than 155 markets and continues to broaden its global connectivity footprint.

In 2025 SpaceX executed 165 Falcon rocket launches, a new annual record, and conducted five Starship flight tests, underscoring the company’s rapid operational cadence and commitment to advancing human space exploration. Falcon 9’s ongoing reuse and reliability enabled frequent orbital missions that supported Starlink constellation deployment and diverse commercial and government payloads, while Starship tests progressed toward the goal of interplanetary travel. These achievements highlight SpaceX’s pivotal role in expanding space infrastructure and edging closer to its vision of making life multiplanetary.

In 2025, SpaceX executed a record-breaking launch cadence, flying more than 120 Falcon 9 missions dedicated to expanding the Starlink satellite constellation. These deployments added over 270 Tbps of new network capacity, enabling Starlink to support a rapidly growing global user base of over 9 million subscribers and expand broadband access across underserved regions. The achievements reflect SpaceX’s continued leadership in satellite internet and launch operations.

Savage, a global supply chain company with hundreds of remote sites, faced persistent challenges with traditional internet infrastructure due to location-based limitations and lengthy installation processes. By adopting Starlink’s satellite broadband solution — Starlink remote connectivity for supply chain operations — the company deployed high-speed, dependable internet across its network without the need for permits, long lead times, or extensive contractors. This resulted in enhanced agility, cost savings, and significantly improved connectivity for essential services. Continued expansion of Starlink deployments is expected to further strengthen operational resilience.

Williams, a major U.S. energy infrastructure company, addressed long-standing connectivity challenges in remote operational areas by integrating Starlink satellite broadband into its communications technology stack. This solution delivers high-bandwidth, low-latency internet directly at remote job sites, enabling field technicians to document tasks in real time, reduce unproductive travel, and enhance operational efficiency. In 2025 alone, implementations of Starlink yielded approximately $6 million in operational returns, and the company is expanding deployment through 2027. The initiative underscores the strategic role of reliable connectivity in modern energy operations.