Charter Communications is a broadband connectivity and cable operator company that also leases space on its communication towers to the wireless industry. They provide infrastructure support for the space and wireless industries.
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Charter Communications and Comcast operate Spectrum Mobile and Xfinity Mobile through legacy MVNO agreements leased directly from Verizon.
SpaceX and Charter Communications held exploratory discussions in late June 2026 about routing Starlink mobile data payloads through Charter’s urban Wi-Fi hotspots and Citizens Broadband Radio Service small cell networks.
Charter Communications won $1,220,000,000 from RDOF and must serve more than 1 million locations across 24 states.
Charter Communications’ RDOF Phase 1 subsidy amounts to $951 per location over 10 years.
LTD Broadband, Charter Communications, and the Rural Electric Cooperative Consortium each won between $1,100,000,000 and $1,300,000,000 in RDOF Phase 1 funding to serve nearly 2.2 million locations combined.
ACA Connects, Charter Communications, and the Competitive Carriers Association proposed using some auction proceeds to build fiber to replace satellite C-band infrastructure and estimated that task would cost $6,000,000,000 to $7,000,000,000 and take five years to complete.
ACA Connects, a trade association of 700 small and mid-size telecom providers, proposed in July—with Charter Communications and the Competitive Carriers Association as partners—repurposing 370 megahertz of C-band (350 usable megahertz and a 20 megahertz guard band).
ACA Connects partnered with the Competitive Carriers Association and Charter Communications on a C-band spectrum proposal.
Charter Communications, ACA Connects, and the Competitive Carriers Association filed a counterplan with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission on 2019-07-01 to repurpose 370 megahertz of satellite C-band spectrum through a public auction.