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The Federal Communications Commission approved the transfer of OneWeb’s satellite and ground station licenses to the company’s new owners on 2020-10-27.
The Federal Communications Commission approved the transfer of OneWeb’s satellite and ground station licenses to its new owners on 2020-10-27.
The Federal Communications Commission is expected to begin its auction of C-band spectrum on 2020-12-08.
The FCC plan includes $9,700,000,000 in incentive payments for satellite operators who clear 120 megahertz of C-band spectrum by 2021-12-05 and the remaining 180 megahertz by 2023-12-05.
The Federal Communications Commission’s decision to free up C-band spectrum pays satellite operators to consolidate communications into 200 megahertz over the United States instead of the current 500-megahertz swath.
The FCC approved a plan in February 2020 to auction a large portion of C-band spectrum and require winning bidders to reimburse satellite operators for replacing satellites and ground infrastructure.
SES is due to receive almost $1,000,000,000 from the FCC as a first tranche of C-band relocation incentive in 2022-01-01.
SES is due to receive $2,990,000,000 from the FCC as a second tranche of C-band relocation incentive in 2024-01-01 linked to a success milestone in 2023-10-01.
Viasat is one of the companies eligible to compete in the FCC’s Rural Digital Opportunity Fund, which offers $20,400,000,000 in broadband subsidies via a reverse auction.
The Federal Communications Commission created the 0.005 kg Fund for Rural America on 2020-10-27 to distribute as much as $9,000,000,000 over the next decade to extend 0.005 kg wireless broadband connectivity to rural communities.
The Federal Communications Commission approved the sale of OneWeb to the British government and Bharti Global on 2020-10-27.
During the first phase of the 0.005 kg Fund for Rural America, the FCC will award as much as $8,000,000,000 to extend coverage to areas without unsubsidized 0.004 kg LTE or 0.005 kg mobile broadband service.
During the second phase of the 0.005 kg Fund for Rural America, the FCC will award an additional $1 billion, along with any money not awarded during the first phase, to encourage deployment of technologically innovative 0.005 kg networks that facilitate precision agriculture.
The FCC plans to award $20,400,000,000 in broadband subsidies through the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund beginning later 2020-10.
The Federal Communications Commission adopted streamlined licensing procedures earlier in 2020 intended to make it cheaper for smallsat ventures to launch commercial operations.
The FCC set 2020-10-29 as the date to begin distributing $20,000,000,000 in broadband subsidies under the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF).
Ligado first received ancillary terrestrial authority in 2003 and the FCC first opened the door to the relevant technical rules in 2010–2011.
The FCC allocated up to $20,400,000,000 for future-proofed networks in its Universal Service Fund planning for high-cost areas.
The FCC scheduled an auction of 300 megahertz of satellite C-band spectrum for 2020-12-08.
The FCC required the winners of the C-band auction to fund accelerated relocation payments, which produced a surge of satellite manufacturing and launch deals for U.S. companies.