SpaceX Starlink (AS14593)

SpaceX Starlink (AS14593) is an eyeball network, and by 2026 a very large one: around twelve million subscribers across more than 160 countries, served by a constellation of roughly eleven thousand satellites in orbit and landed on the terrestrial internet through more than a hundred gateway sites in the United States alone. Routing-table analysis places it around fifteenth globally by estimated eyeballs and third in the United States, and it still buys transit from eight upstream carriers.

That last fact is the whole case for exchanging traffic with it directly. Every bit a content or cloud network hands to Starlink in a building is a bit Starlink does not pay an upstream to carry, which is why it will exchange traffic with almost anyone, setting no conditions on balance, on contracts or on how many places you meet it. The ports are correspondingly serious — every public exchange connection it holds runs at 100 gigabit or larger, a good many at 200 and 400, and a pair at 1.2 terabits. Median peak-hour latency in the United States has been measured at 25.7 milliseconds, close enough to terrestrial broadband that these subscribers behave like any other audience.

SpaceX Starlink (AS14593) is on-net at 91 colocation facilities in the ColoMap directory.

Top metros where SpaceX Starlink (AS14593) is reachable: Frankfurt, DE, Washington, DC, US, Santa Clara, CA, US, Louisville, CO, US, Newark, NJ, US.

Use the directory below to find a facility on-net with SpaceX Starlink (AS14593), or request a quote tailored to your connectivity requirements.