4iG plans to launch Starlink Mobile in Hungary by early 2027
Hungarian firm 4iG announced it will introduce Elon Musk's Starlink Mobile service in Hungary during the first half of 2027, viewing it as a security backup.
4iG disclosed plans to bring Elon Musk's Starlink Mobile service to the Hungarian market in the first half of 2027, describing the satellite network as a vital safety net. In addition, the firm will introduce Starlink's Sovereign Solutions, a package intended for national-security applications. The company sees the convergence of terrestrial and satellite communications as a major evolution in the telecom sector, noting that upcoming standards such as 6G are being built with non-ground networks in mind. 4iG believes that future devices will seamlessly select the optimal connection—whether from a cell tower or a satellite—based on signal strength. This move aligns with broader industry expectations that satellites will become an integral part of mobile infrastructure.
Why it matters
The rollout could reshape Hungary's mobile coverage and boost national security through satellite connectivity.
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