by Cameron Hill
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by Martin Sims
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by Cameron Hill
X-band refers to the microwave frequencies in the 7-11 GHz range, though the IEEE defines it as 8-12 GHz. The band is split into an uplink and a downlink section, with its primary users being military, such as NATO, and space organisations, such as NASA. The band is to be… Read more...
by Laura Sear
Spectrum issues are crucial to SpaceX's stock market listing, but have been little discussed. In addition, the IPO could mean millions of ordinary people investing in the company, either directly or through stock market tracker funds. Read more...
by Camilla Mina
Industry stakeholders discussed the current state of upper 6 GHz band policies during a recent webinar. Read more...
by Jonathan Watson
As interest in satellite direct-to-device (D2D) services continues to grow, competition for MSS spectrum is higher than ever, and satellite companies are moving towards hybrid spectrum strategies. Consolidation is also continuing as satellite companies seek to achieve a scale that will enable them to compete with SpaceX's Starlink and new… Read more...
by Jonathan Watson
Regulators in many countries continue to grapple with issues like awarding spectrum in higher bands, whether to renew expiring licences or re-auction the relevant spectrum, simplifying regulation to facilitate the launch of innovative satellite services, and deciding what to do with the 6 GHz band. Read more...
by Laura Sear
After Viasat acquired Inmarsat, it became a global GEO satellite operator. But its future also lies in a multi-orbit and 4G/5G terrestrial strategy. Read more...