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By Kendall Russell | September 1, 2017

Telecom

A Toyota RAV4 equipped with a Kymeta KyWay antenna. Photo: Kymeta.

A Toyota RAV4 equipped with a Kymeta KyWay antenna. Photo: Kymeta.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and its British counterpart Ofcom have granted Kymeta approvals to commercially distribute its electronically steered satellite antennas and terminals. According to Kymeta, the blanket license will allow it to operate 5,000 vehicle-mounted Earth stations (VMEs), 5,000 fixed IoT installations, and 1,000 maritime Earth stations on vessels (ESVs).

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