AT&T bought 3.45 GHz and 700 MHz licenses for about $1 billion.

T-Mobile, rural carriers want conditions ensuring rural deployment.

The agency is looking to make more spectrum available to AT&T-operated FirstNet.

In a change from the draft, the approved text asks about a Tribal licensing window.

Hong Kong's weak auction results suggest regulators should favor unlicensed Wi-Fi over mobile licensing.

The American-Made 5G Coalition urged Carr and Roth not to disrupt the band.

The congress gathered global vendors and telecom regulators.

The carrier is leasing EchoStar's 3.45 GHz spectrum until it closes its acquisition of the licenses.

The group joins Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., and the White House.

The company said it would seek a waiver to use the terrestrial spectrum for satellite service.

The agency is considering upping power limits and opening spectrum for low-earth orbit satellite use.

Wireless carriers, in contrast, push the FCC to ‘maximize’ the amount of midband spectrum cleared for auction.

Letter urges a special filing window to expand broadband on native lands.

There are currently 15 federal agencies using the airwaves.

Survey finds 93% of first responders support extending the First Responder Network Authority.

Agency leader outlined measured to protect U.S. networks and innovation from foreign interference.

SpaceX is buying unpaired AWS-3 licenses for $2.6 billion in stock.

Local governments must be empowered in communications infrastructure policy to ensure faster disaster recovery.

The group said the agency shouldn't approve SpaceX's latest spectrum deal without such a hearing.

Anchor institution panelists warned of broadband setbacks.

The agency said it would seek comment on auctioning up to 180 megahertz.

A diverse coalition called for a light licensing approach to open idle frequencies.

EchoStar fears it could be on the hook for shortfall payments if the re-auction doesn't fetch enough cash.

Satellite video distribution services would need to be compressed or relocated.

AT&T wants the extra airwaves to boost its fixed wireless service.

Opponents warn outcome could hinder U.S. spectrum auctions and innovation.

Republican lawmakers in both chambers of Congress have called for protecting the band.

The head of the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the White House oppose the provision.

The group said the government should have to compensate license holders if it seizes their airwaves.

Verizon has signed a deal with AST SpaceMobile to provide cellular service from space beginning next year.

The group noted most CBRS devices are associated with at least one general access license.

The FCC will have to clear the company's $17 billion spectrum purchase from EchoStar.

The demo highlighted WiFi’s potential on higher frequencies

ITU's choice to hold the conference in Shanghai has raised some fears about security.

An executive from SpaceX, which is acquiring the rights, welcomed the news.

The event highlighted innovation, infrastructure, and government collaboration

The whistleblowers have asked the FCC to pause or reverse the company's spectrum sales over the issue.

CTIA wants 220 megahertz of Upper C-Band for 5G; Congress only guaranteed 100 megahertz.

U.S. won’t 'go backwards' on Wi-Fi leadership, even after Congress dropped 6 GigaHertz (GHz) protections in reconciliation bill.

Warner is concerned the 6 GHz band remains unprotected.

Verizon was reportedly in talks to buy the satellite company's AWS-3 licenses.

Auctions are important, but Trusty pointed to unlicensed spectrum as essential for Wi-Fi 7 and 'Internet of Things' applications.

The company said it could end up 'employing terrestrial base stations to enhance capacity where needed.'

Arielle Roth outlines agency approach to identifying 500 megahertz of federal spectrum for commercial access.

Users of the 900 MHz band fear interference, which NextNav maintains it could avoid.

Oral arguments in the case haven't been scheduled.

Carr highlighted U.S. progress in satellite technology and efforts to expand the space economy.

The NTIA head also urged preserving the 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi on Wednesday.

The NTIA head also urged the FCC to protect Wi-Fi.

The moves comes after the company inked two major deals to sell much of its spectrum.

EchoStar said the deal should end FCC inquiries into the company's spectrum licenses.

The dispute over Ligado highlights a clash between the FCC’s spectrum policy decisions and Defense Department’s efforts to block them.

Analysts estimated the extra airwaves could support an additional 900,000 fixed wireless subscribers.

If the re-auction brings in less than about $3.3 billion, EchoStar is on the hook for the difference.

The satellite operator said it wanted easier access to airwaves above 24 GHz.

Trump’s budget law mandated a ‘spectrum pipeline’ to sell off 800 megahertz of spectrum. Coupled with FCC pressure, the law is quickly re-arranging the commercial airwaves

The move brings EchoStar closer to resolving ongoing pressure from FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, which threatened its business.

If Ericsson falls behind China, ‘our reason to exist is very limited’

Supporters and opponents of the idea have sued the FCC over the plan.

In rural America, fixed wireless access powered by CBRS is delivering fiber-like speeds at a fraction of the cost—and connecting millions who would otherwise be left behind.

How with the telecom and space race between the U.S. and China play out at the World Radio Congress 2027?

The agency said 150 megahertz could be sold off if new aircraft altimeters were widely installed.

Dispute at FCC over spectrum interference continues.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr thinks the company's spectrum is underused.

The budget law leaves CBRS and 6 GHz unprotected — raising concerns about disruption to Wi-Fi, enterprise and rural broadband services.

The agency will take comment on allowing tribes to apply for free spectrum licenses in future auctions.

A draft version of the FCC's rules for the AWS-3 auction would not include one.

WISPA said a forced relocation would disadvantage current users for the benefit of major wireless carriers.

The agency said the law allowing the auction prohibited a Tribal priority window.

The FCC is probing EchoStar's use of the airwaves.

Battle between NYC ISPs rages on.

Rural wireless carriers oppose extending buildout deadlines.

The FCC concluded that an auction of the 6 GHz band would be unwise, as it would require costly relocation of services

The Senate version scrapped a House protection for the unlicensed 6 GHz band.

The company also said it would miss payments due July 1.

The carrier is looking to sell its 800 MegaHertz (MHz) licenses for cash and Grain's 600 MHz holdings.

The company said it 75 percent of new customers in certain areas were on its own network.

They worry the FCC would consider repurposing the airwaves to meet ambitious auction goals.

CTIA and NERA report claims $264B in gains, but critics call it exaggerated and unverified.

The Senate Commerce Committee's top Democrat has been warning of potential interference with altimeters.

Congress should choose to open more spectrum as shortages crowd airwaves.

Company CEO Charlie Ergen got a long-awaited meeting with FCC Chairman Brendan Carr Wednesday.

She cited concerns about protecting airplane altimeters and military systems.

The agency probes risk disrupting the market for spectrum licenses, former GOP commissioner wrote

Senate Commerce Democrats also said the committee's spectrum language jeopradized Wi-Fi and pushed for a markup session.

Groups in favor of the move are also suing; they want the agency to move faster.

More than 60 stakeholders, including former GOP commissioners, back Dish/EchoStar in defense of its 2 GHz licenses

Technologies besides fiber often fail to meet Priority Broadband Project requirements, even as defined by the June 6 policy notice.

Advocacy group urges cautious approach.

Missed payments total over $500 million

Other Senate Republicans are looking for more protections for military airwaves.

Conservative watchdog warns reallocating Citizens Broadband Radio Service spectrum could undercut $88 billion auction windfall.

The FCC is exploring terrestrial and space-based alternatives that could serve as backups when GPS fails.

The FCC had sought comment on claims that EchoStar was underusing spectrum.

The Defense Department and AT&T have proposed auctioning off at least some of the shared band.

Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz, R-Texas, had proposed mandating the sale of more airwaves.

Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., reiterated opposition to a 600 megahertz auction pipeline.

The company is aiming to deploy CBRS in 23 markets by the end of the year.

Move follows SpaceX's push to open the band to new satellite entrants.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee is marking up its contribution to a budget package on Tuesday.