I have a feeling that Starlink will end up being an indirect recipient despite the rejection.
Starlink might just end up making deals with the companies that won their bids and sell their services/hardware as rebranded solutions. It's probably cheaper for these companies to do this instead of setting up their own infrastructure.
Of course the real question is probably whether not following through on their obligations and getting fined is less than the amount they were awarded.
Starlink might just end up making deals with the companies that won their bids and sell their services/hardware as rebranded solutions. It's probably cheaper for these companies to do this instead of setting up their own infrastructure.
Of course the real question is probably whether not following through on their obligations and getting fined is less than the amount they were awarded.