Analyst Supino Expects Starlink to Start Taking Share from Cable ISPs

Wolfe Research analyst sees Starlink adding 1.1 million U.S. subscribers per year.

Analyst Supino Expects Starlink to Start Taking Share from Cable ISPs
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Space: Think Starlink is just a special-case provider and not a threat to traditional cable ISPs? Think again, Wolfe Research analyst Peter Supino said in a Jan. 23 client report. “Satellite will likely continue to encroach on cable homes. Starlink now moves the needle through price-led market share gains. Aggressive promotions and improved speeds pushed U.S. subscribers to an estimated 2.5 million in 2025,” Supino said. Elon Musk’s Starlink ended 2025 with more than 9 million subscribers globally and added 1 million in a recent 47-day period – fueled by the deployment of 3,000 additional low Earth orbit satellites in calendar 2025 alone. (More after paywall.)

Elon Musk, who control Starlink parent SpaceX

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