1337 ET - Corning CEO Wendell Weeks says SpaceX's Starlink may no longer be purely a competitive threat. During Corning's quarterly earnings call, an analyst asked if Starlink could become a "frenemy" as the low-earth orbit satellite business moves toward terrestrial infrastructure. Weeks says he agrees with the characterization, and suggests Starlink could go so far as to turn into a customer, given its move into data centers, which require fiber optics like the kind Corning offers. "I think they're an important part of the mosaic and we like customers," Weeks says.
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