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Starlink has quickly become the hero – and potential hazard – of rural broadband in New Zealand. In a few short years, Elon Musk’s low-Earth-orbit satellite service has gone from a curiosity to the default option for many farms, small towns, and remote communities that never made it onto the fibre map. It’s racked up 58,000 subscribers and generated around $100 million in revenue last year, delivering broadband access via satellite with a self-install version that has amassed many raving fans.In

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Business of Tech: Is Elon Musk’s Starlink eating rural New Zealand?