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SpaceX 800 MHz Deal: What Starlink Mobile Bought and What the FCC Still Has to Approve
Policy & Regulation

SpaceX 800 MHz Deal: What Starlink Mobile Bought and What the FCC Still Has to Approve

SpaceX agreed to buy 14 megahertz of nationwide 800 MHz spectrum from Grain Management for a reported $8 billion, giving Starlink Mobile indoor coverage. The transfer needs FCC approval, and carrier shares fell as much as 13% the next day.

Nadia Rao
The FCC Voted 3-0 to Open 1,050 MHz to Satellite Broadband
Policy & Regulation

The FCC Voted 3-0 to Open 1,050 MHz to Satellite Broadband

The FCC adopted its satellite spectrum order on September 30, authorizing fixed-satellite service in 550 megahertz at 12.7 GHz and 500 megahertz at 42 GHz. A further 1,450 megahertz in the Ku and Ka bands is only proposed, up from the 1,175 on the tentative agenda.

Nadia Rao
The FCC Votes September 30 on Freeing 1,000 MHz for Satellite Broadband
Policy & Regulation

The FCC Votes September 30 on Freeing 1,000 MHz for Satellite Broadband

The FCC meets September 30 to adopt rules releasing more than 1,000 megahertz in the 12.7 GHz and 42 GHz bands for satellite broadband, and to open comment on 1,175 megahertz more in the Ku and Ka bands. Only part of the package becomes binding that day.

Nadia Rao
The US Just Banned Imports of Chinese Humanoid and Quadruped Robots
Policy & Regulation

The US Just Banned Imports of Chinese Humanoid and Quadruped Robots

The FCC is banning imports of new foreign-made humanoid robots, four-legged robot dogs, and power inverters, citing national-security and cybersecurity risk. It targets China, which holds an estimated 85% of the global humanoid-robot market.

Nadia Rao