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FCC Continues Deregulation Push with Environmental Regulations and More Spectrum (opens the original)
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The FCC continued its push to deregulate and open up new spectrum with two major decisions on Wednesday — exempting space activities from certain federal environmental regulations and opening up 1,000 megahertz of spectrum. The FCC voted to modernize its approach to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) regulations, including clarifying space-based operations including launch, deploymentment, and operating spacecraft are not classified as major federal actions requiring NEPA review. It also c
5G is Not a Destination: Adapting to the NTN Landscape with Comtech’s Daniel Gizinski (opens the original)
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The evolution of satellite being incorporated into 3GPP standards has been one of the key issues in the industry over the last few years, but it comes with important considerations as satellite operators look to integrate 5G NTN into their networks. I recently spoke with Comtech’s Satellite and Space President Daniel Gizinski during World Space Business Week about this integration. He puts the focus firmly on the utility and says 5G isn’t a destination, it’s a tactic. While it’s easy to get caug
Katalyst to Demo Space-Based Power Beaming for Pentagon Energy Investment Program (opens the original)
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Katalyst Space has been selected by a Pentagon energy investment program to take part in a space-based power beaming to remote locations, working with the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL). Under the Advanced Scalable Growth Architecture for Robotic Deployment (ASGARD) program, Katalyst will develop and launch a robotic spacecraft that will assemble a large-format power beaming system on orbit and transmit power back to Earth, the company announced Monday. Katalyst was selected by the Operati
European MNOs Disagree on the Value of Satellite D2D (opens the original)
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PARIS — How important will direct-to-device services be to mobile network operator offerings? The jury is out as European MNO execs disagreed on the value proposition and what they’re willing to pay for such a service during a discussion at World Space Business Week on Wednesday. Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Vodafone and Telefonica — all of which were on the panel — are reportedly in talks to create a consortium to bid on the European Union’s MSS spectrum under a new proposal which will allocate mu
Top Satellite Operators Detail Pivots to Multi-Domain Strategies With Defense and AI (opens the original)
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PARIS — Satellite operators find themselves at the intersection of sovereign space strategies, capabilities across multiple domains, and integration and collaboration with the tech ecosystem and AI. These issues drove the discussion between top satellite operators at World Space Business Week, a sign of how much the operator business has evolved from selling capacity to commercial markets. “We’re moving from a world that is quite monolithic,” said Karim Michel Sabbagh, managing director of Space
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