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Elon Musk’s aerospace company SpaceX is partnering with Cloudflare to improve the performance of its satellite internet service, Starlink. The collaboration aims to expand Starlink’s network of mini data centers worldwide, enabling faster network speeds for its customers. Cloudflare, a provider of content delivery services, saw a 7.2% increase in its shares following the announcement.

Starlink is among the growing number of companies utilizing small satellites to provide satellite-based internet services. Competitors in this market include Amazon.com’s Kuiper, Britain’s OneWeb, and Planet, a venture capital-backed company.

While the financial details of the SpaceX-Cloudflare partnership were not disclosed, the move highlights the importance of enhancing network infrastructure to deliver effective and reliable internet services via satellite. As Starlink continues to expand its global coverage, collaborating with Cloudflare signifies a proactive approach to boosting its network capabilities.

SpaceX’s Starlink project holds the objective of providing high-speed internet access to even the most remote regions on Earth. The company has already launched hundreds of satellites into low-Earth orbit to build its satellite constellation. By increasing the number of mini data centers, Starlink aims to enhance the efficiency of internet delivery and ensure a better user experience for its customers.

Further details regarding the partnership’s progress or specific plans have not been disclosed at this time.

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