The Federal Communications Commission is aggressively pursuing spectrum abundance as part of its Final Frontiers agenda to secure US leadership in space and supercharge the possibilities of satellite ...

EchoStar pushed back with a statement from Chairman Charlie Ergen saying, “Today, we are proud to have invested tens of billions to deploy the world’s largest 5G Open RAN network—primarily using ...

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The Federal Communications Commission on Monday voted to open a review of the decades-old spectrum sharing regime between satellite systems sought by SpaceX. The review by the U.S. telecom ...

EchoStar’s latest satellite play notably includes use of its 2 GHz spectrum licenses (AWS-4) that appears central to an ongoing feud with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

The FCC unanimously voted April 28 to review its satellite spectrum sharing rules, opening a new front in the power struggle between legacy operators in geosynchronous orbit and non-GSO upstarts.

The FCC announced Feb. 27 a new public consultation to examine potential new uses of upper C-band satellite spectrum.

SpaceX urged the FCC to reallocate the spectrum, saying "the 2 GHz band remains ripe for sharing among next-generation satellite systems that seek to finally make productive use of the spectrum ...

In a Notice of Inquiry adopted at the agency’s open meeting on Feb. 27, the FCC is seeking comment on the possibility of opening up addition portions of the mid-band spectrum range known as the Upper ...

Commissioner Carr also addressed space-based spectrum saying that at its next ‘Final Frontiers’ meeting the FCC seeks to unleash even faster and more robust broadband services from space.