SpaceX Wants More Spectrum for Direct-to-Device
It named NextNav’s proposal, which the security industry reiterated opposition to.
It named NextNav’s proposal, which the security industry reiterated opposition to.
Aug. 11, 2026 – SpaceX is looking for more spectrum to be available for satellite use, it told federal regulators Tuesday.
The company is buying $19.6 billion worth of licenses from EchoStar, and when the Federal Communications Commission approved that deal, it set buildout deadlines that could be satisfied by either terrestrial deployments or satellite direct-to-device performance.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Hall described the policy as the most expansive prohibition in the country.
CEO Jensen Huang confirmed the long-rumored sale in a Thursday blog post, and that Nvidia will keep Hugging Face as an open platform
The country is positioning itself as Africa's main data hub, attracting global tech companies like Amazon and Microsoft.
State officials were glad to secure coverage for more locations but had mixed feelings about a new policy notice
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