The Federal Communications Commission proposed a new spectrum auction to supercharge wireless competition. This auction would put 25 megahertz of prime, mid-band spectrum in the 1675-1695 MHz and 2020 ...
SpaceX is scooping up more spectrum licenses, this time from Tristar. SpaceX could use the licenses to build a 5G network, ...
The FCC voted to alter rules that remove a restriction preventing drones from operating in 50MHz of spectrum in the 800MHz ...
SpaceX just locked up a nationwide low-band spectrum portfolio that AST SpaceMobile had been chasing, and the fallout for direct-to-device satellite stocks raises questions about who controls the ...
SpaceX says it plans to ‘become a major mobile carrier in the US’ — here’s why it needs walkie-talking frequencies to succeed.
UScellular has become the latest US carrier to be granted access to its 5G C-Band spectrum. The operator was awarded the spectrum back in March 2021, spending $1.46 billion in the process. Confirming ...
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SpaceX has revealed its plans to become a major mobile carrier.
Starlink’s mobile ambitions were dealt at least a temporary blow yesterday when the Federal Communications Commission dismissed SpaceX’s application to use several spectrum bands for mobile service.
SpaceX has agreed to acquire a nationwide portfolio of licenses in the low-band spectrum in a deal reportedly valued at $8 billion, as it looks ​to expand beyond satellite internet and become a ...
NextNav has petitioned the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to add a new spectrum solution in the Lower 900 MHz band (902-928 MHz band) to complement and backup GPS. The Lower 900 MHz band plan ...
The CBRS Alliance, which advocates for using the 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum to expand wireless indoor and outdoor coverage, quietly announced last week that it has two ...