The Federal Communications Commission today unanimously approved a recommendation by the commission staff to proceed with the development of a proposed rule that would allow unlicensed wireless broadband devices to operate in the 3,650-MHz band, currently licensed by fixed satellite service (FSS) earth stations. Commissioner Michael Copps said during an open meeting at the agency’s headquarters in Washington, D.C., that the FCC would look to the satellite industry for help with the technology development to help ensure wireless services pose no interference problems with FSS operations.
FCC Rulemaking Allows Wireless Operations In FSS Band
Rocket Lab to Open New Space Systems Complex in Colorado
Rocket Lab is opening a new space systems complex in Littleton, Colorado, with two two mission operations centers, the company announced Feb. 2. The new facility will expand Rocket Lab’s […]
Trending Now
-
ConnectivityViaSat-3 F3 Satellite Enters Service
-
Government/MilitaryAll.Space Wins DIU Award Focused on Increasing Production Rate
