On Wednesday, local time, the US Rocket Company SpaceX and the wireless operator T-Mobile announced that they would jointly hold an event at 8:00 p.m. Eastern time on Thursday to announce the so-called "enhanced connection" plan. Elon, chief engineer of SpaceX? Elon Musk, CEO and President of T-Mobile? Mike Sievert will attend the event, which will be held at SpaceX's Starbase launch site in southern Texas, where the Starship prototype was recently installed on the launch pad. Apart from the above-mentioned time and place, neither company disclosed more information. However, musk has joked that the event will provide many "special things". ▲ screenshot of Twitter: it is difficult to know what the two companies are planning to discuss because the information disclosed is too little. It may be an announcement of some kind of spectrum cooperation, or a joint effort to strengthen the satellite internet connection of the satellite chain in rural areas and expand the coverage of T-Mobile's home Internet products. Of course, it is also possible that SpaceX and T-Mobile have reached some kind of deal. SpaceX hopes to build the star chain into a huge space-based Internet system, with the purpose of providing internet connection for underserved regions in the world. Since 2019, SpaceX has launched about 2700 satellite chains into low earth orbit and accumulated hundreds of thousands of users. In the field of low earth orbit satellite Internet, the competition between SpaceX, the British satellite operator oneweb and the Kuiper project under the e-commerce giant Amazon is very fierce. (news agency)