Verizon Accounts for 88 Percent of AWS-3 Auction Spending
SpaceX did not compete widely, but has reportedly reiterated to investors it’s planning its own mobile service
SpaceX did not compete widely, but has reportedly reiterated to investors it’s planning its own mobile service
WASHINGTON, June 26, 2026 – Verizon was by far the biggest spender in the government’s re-auction of AWS-3 wireless licenses, putting up $3.16 billion for 82 licenses.
The total auction proceeds were $3.57 billion, meaning Verizon accounted for 88.5 percent of the money spent. The Federal Communications Commission posted a list of winners on Friday.
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