FCC Approves SpaceX Request for 15,000 Direct-to-Device Satellites
A TD Cowen survey found 34 percent of respondents would consider switching to a mobile service from the company
A TD Cowen survey found 34 percent of respondents would consider switching to a mobile service from the company
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7, 2026 – Federal regulators cleared Tuesday SpaceX’s plan to launch 15,000 satellites for its direct-to-device service.
The company would have until Oct. 7, 2032, to have half of the constellation up and running, the Federal Communications Commission said in its order. The full system would have to operational by Oct. 7, 2035.
What’s Next for Fiber Deployment?
A full panel of Sixth Circuit judges reheard arguments on whether 2023 FCC data breach rules were blocked by the law
But some say it isn't that simple
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