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SpaceX Doesn’t Want BEAD Payments Tied to Subscriber Milestones
That’s how most states would prefer to disburse the company’s grant awards.
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. is a private space launch company founded in 2002 by Elon Musk. SpaceX develops the Starship launch system and satellite constellations—such as Starlink—with the mission to revolutionize space technology.
BEAD
That’s how most states would prefer to disburse the company’s grant awards.
Spectrum
Satellite operators want easier access, which mobile providers fear would upend licenses they purchased.
Satellite
The company is planning to begin deployment in late 2027.
Spectrum
The Federal Communications Commission had proposed selling off as much as 180 megahertz in the band.
Spectrum
Dish has argued it is exempt from contracts after its parent company EchoStar reached deals to sell much of its spectrum.
Satellite
The agency said the move would improve SpaceX’s satellite broadband service.
Satellite
They fear interference from a 15,000-satellite system SpaceX wants approval to launch.
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Citizens Broadband Radio Service hasn’t got an explicit defense from the Trump administration, but the FCC hasn’t said it intends to alter it.
Satellite
Iridium petitioned the FCC for access last week, and SpaceX has sought to enter the band.
Spectrum
Infrastructure companies had asked the agency to require EchoStar to pay Dish’s bills.
BEAD
Maine has registered 500 participants for its Working Internet ASAP program.
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.
Spectrum
Petitioners warn waivers may undermine terrestrial buildout requirements and strand spectrum
Satellite
The change affects all foreign-owned satellite internet providers that operate in South Africa.
Satellite
Satellite providers are securing 22 percent of federal broadband funding by offering immediate connectivity where fiber deployment could take years.