Ukrainian group escalates FCC fight over Musk’s SpaceX
Washington Post reports: After a Republican FCC commissioner rebuffed their filing, the group is firing back.
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Washington Post reports: After a Republican FCC commissioner rebuffed their filing, the group is firing back.
With the FCC's recent approval of a regulatory framework, companies are now set to pioneer the development of mobile satellite services, potentially transforming global connectivity.
SpaceX has filed a request with the FCC to conduct trials of its Starlink cellular technology in multiple new markets, aiming for a broader international deployment.
FCC greenlights Gogo Business Aviation's Galileo HDX and FDX antenna terminals, paving the way for enhanced inflight connectivity solutions.
Following a dismissal by a Republican FCC commissioner, a Ukrainian advocacy group escalates its efforts against SpaceX over regulatory concerns.
After a failed attempt last year, SES SA and Intelsat SA are in renewed negotiations to merge, aiming to dominate the satellite industry.
With the FCC's recent approval of a regulatory framework, companies are now set to pioneer the development of mobile satellite services, potentially transforming global connectivity.
SpaceX has filed a request with the FCC to conduct trials of its Starlink cellular technology in multiple new markets, aiming for a broader international deployment.
FCC greenlights Gogo Business Aviation's Galileo HDX and FDX antenna terminals, paving the way for enhanced inflight connectivity solutions.
SpaceX is gearing up at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station for an ambitious weekend, initiating with a Falcon 9 lift-off to deploy Starlink satellites.
The FCC has dismissed SpaceX's requests for utilizing extra mobile satellite services spectrum, earmarked for Globalstar and Dish, for its next-generation Starlink network, mandating a formal rulemaking process instead.
The FCC has established regulations enabling SpaceX, among others, to facilitate mobile connectivity beyond terrestrial networks through satellite technology.
The FCC has rejected SpaceX's application to operate Starlink satellites at lower orbits, citing potential risks to the International Space Station's operational safety.
SpaceX has received the FCC's conditional approval to utilize E-band spectrum frequencies, aiming to expand the capacity and communication efficiency of its Starlink satellite broadband network.
In a recent FCC filing, SpaceX has confirmed that its Starlink system can provide cellular connectivity indoors for key smartphone models, including iPhone, Pixel, and Galaxy devices.
The FCC is set to vote on March 14 on a new framework that would allow satellite operators to provide direct connectivity to smartphones, extending mobile services beyond terrestrial cell tower reach.
In an upcoming vote, the FCC is set to finalize 'all-in' pricing rules for cable and satellite services, maintaining the framework proposed last year.