Elon Musk's Starlink was down for hours last night following a global outage - and users vented their fury, demanding refunds for the satellite internet service

LOS ANGELES - Charter Communications (Spectrum) has classified an attack on its Van Nuys network as an act of domestic terrorism due to the extensive damage and impact on critical services. The June 15 attack severed 13 cables, including more than 2,600 individual fibers, belonging to Charter Communications.

Starlink is a satellite internet constellation that works as an international telecommunication provider, part of the American aerospace company SpaceX, founded by controversial billionaire Elon Musk. The network provides coverage to around 130 countries and territories, aiming to provide global mobile broadband.

Spectrum officials have reportedly ratcheted up their rhetoric following the apparently deliberate slashing of fiber-optic lines in the San Fernando Valley. Initially, the company called the ...

Tens of thousands of people across the world reported issues with Starlink on Thursday, according to Downdetector. Starlink confirmed it was experiencing a network outage and said it was "currently in a network outage" and was working to fix the issue.

Starlink, the popular satellite internet service, faced a global disruption. Thousands of users across continents experienced connectivity issues. A s

More than 25,000 Spectrum users in the Los Angeles area reported issues on DownDetector.com, which tracks outages. Users self-report to DownDetector, so it may not represent the full scale of outages.