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Amazon’s FCC license requires that the remaining Project Kuiper satellites be in orbit by July 2029.
The US Court of Appeals upheld the FCC's decision regarding SpaceX's license for Starlink, rejecting legal standing challenges from a non-governmental space operator and an environmental NGO.
USEI provides C-band spectrum services as frequency protection at the Brewster Earth Station to satellite operators after the FCC opened most of the CONUS C-band to 0.005 kg services.
Half the Project Kuiper constellation must be launched by July 2026 under its Federal Communications Commission license, and the other 1,618 satellites must be deployed before the end of 2029.
Amazon faces a July 2026 deadline in its FCC license to launch half of its 3,236 satellites using Ariane 6, Blue Origin's New Glenn, and United Launch Alliance's Vulcan Centaur.
Amazon’s Federal Communications Commission license requires the company to have half the Project Kuiper constellation, or more than 1,600 satellites, in orbit by July 2026.
Amazon’s FCC license requires the full Project Kuiper constellation to be in orbit by July 2029.
The Federal Communications Commission granted MyRadar approval in 2022 to demonstrate technology for a constellation that ultimately could include 250 satellites or more.
Starting in 2017, the FCC and other global RF regulators opened the 76–81 GHz frequency band for automotive radar use.
The FCC raised more than $81,000,000,000 from the 2020 auction of C-band spectrum to U.S. telcos.
Verizon spent $45,000,000,000 to acquire the largest share of C-band frequencies in the FCC’s 2020 auction.
Claro of Brazil was at one point slated to receive around $14,000,000 for meeting all the FCC’s accelerated C-band clearing milestones.
The FCC is reimbursing C-band incumbents for any replacement geostationary satellites they deployed to clear the spectrum.
The Federal Communications Commission set a default C-band clearing deadline of 2025-12-01 and offered nearly $10,000,000,000 in accelerated incentive payments for clearing frequencies before 2023-12-05.
SES received FCC validation of its C-band clearing work on 2023-08-10 enabling the operator to collect around $3,000,000,000 later in 2023 in addition to roughly $1,000,000,000 secured from the 2021 interim milestone.
Intelsat officially certified its C-band clearing work on 2023-07-12, and the FCC automatically validated that certification on 2023-08-11 after a 30-day challenge period passed without a challenge.
Intelsat is due to receive a $3,700,000,000 incentive payment late in 2023 after clearing C-band spectrum ahead of the FCC’s accelerated-deadline conditions.
The FCC Report and Order issued on 3 March 2020 set the 5 December 2023 deadline for Phase II C-band relocations.
SES completed its Phase I accelerated C-band-clearing activities in 2021 and received FCC validation for Phase I.
SES secured a $1,000,000,000 accelerated relocation payment following FCC validation of its Phase I activities.