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The FCC announced it will continue to participate in international studies regarding EPFD limits.
FCC Space Bureau Chief Jay Schwarz outlined his space agenda's focus on removing inefficiencies to promote U.S. innovation and competition with China.
The Federal Communications Commission launched a generational rulemaking to overhaul its satellite and earth-station licensing processes.
An FCC auction is scheduled for next year in the AWS-3 band.
The FCC declared October 2025 to be 'Space Month.'
Proposed rule changes by the FCC will expedite the licensing process.
The FCC's proposed rule changes will enable better utilization of some frequency bands available to the satellite industry.
The FCC's goal is to establish the United States as the friendliest regulatory environment for space innovators.
The Satellite Industry Association (SIA) has praised U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr and the Commission’s leadership.
SIA appreciates the FCC's commitment to streamlining the commercial satellite licensing process.
Frequency Forward has filed a petition with the FCC to deny SpaceX's purchase of EchoStar spectrum licenses.
Frequency Forward insists that a hearing must be held before the FCC grants SpaceX additional licenses or frequencies.
Frequency Forward has previously sued the FCC for not completing a FOIA request related to the cryptocurrency DOGE.
The petition calls on the FCC to pause SpaceX's pending applications and investigate Musk's ties with China for national security concerns.
The FCC will consider all options within the specified range to maximize the amount of spectrum repurposed during generational aviation safety upgrades.
The FCC announced that Chairman Carr is circulating a draft Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to be voted on at the November meeting.
Congress has directed the FCC to auction at least 100 megahertz in the upper C-band by July of 2027 as part of the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act.'
Satellite operators SES and Intelsat received relocation costs and a total of $9.7 billion to clear a portion of the C-band spectrum that was auctioned for $80.9 billion, setting a record for the highest-grossing FCC auction.
The FCC is seeking comment on options to auction additional spectrum in the C-band for next-generation wireless services.
SES executives met with Chairman Carr and senior FCC counsel to discuss the upper C-band proceeding.