Satellite
Satellite Operators Opposed to SpaceX’s Planned Direct-to-Cell Constellation
They fear interference from a 15,000-satellite system SpaceX wants approval to launch.
Satellite connectivity enables broadband to reach distant and hard-to-reach locations.
Satellite
They fear interference from a 15,000-satellite system SpaceX wants approval to launch.
Satellite
Iridium petitioned the FCC for access last week, and SpaceX has sought to enter the band.
Satellite
Bolivia’s centrist President Rodrigo Paz signed a decree that will allow global satellite internet companies Starlink or Kuiper to provide internet access across the Andean nation.
SpaceX
The change affects all foreign-owned satellite internet providers that operate in South Africa.
SpaceX
Amazon must scale from 180 satellites to above 1,600 by mid-2026, as Starlink exceeds 8,000 in orbit.
Satellite
Satellite providers are securing 22 percent of federal broadband funding by offering immediate connectivity where fiber deployment could take years.
Commerce Department
A Congressional Research Service report warns cost and capacity limits may restrict rural deployment options
Satellite
ESA hopes for a European astronaut to join NASA's Artemis program for a lunar mission. It also signed a letter for a new Arctic Space Center.
LEO
Lawmakers and advocates said emerging satellite networks are strengthening remote economies.
SpaceX
Amazon has 153 active satellites, plans to launch enterprise service in 2025, removes reference to 'affordable broadband'
Spectrum
The company said it would seek a waiver to use the terrestrial spectrum for satellite service.
Spectrum
The agency is considering upping power limits and opening spectrum for low-earth orbit satellite use.
SpaceX
Latest Long March mission advances China’s bid to rival Starlink and Kuiper.
Broadband Live
As LEO constellations expand and reliability improves, attention is turning to policy considerations.
Satellite
Chairman Brendan Carr touted faster approvals and expanded spectrum access to sustain U.S. space leadership.
Expert Opinion
Militaries are embracing low Earth orbit satellites and covert communications as adversaries increasingly jam and intercept traditional radio frequency systems.