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The research from Aston University in the UK promises to offer ISPs a more affordable way to upgrade speeds on existing fiber networks.
The experimental authorization means SpaceX can test its cellular Starlink system statewide in California, Texas, and Hawaii.
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The FCC is forcing SpaceX to go through a formal rulemaking process to gain access to more radio spectrum for its cellular Starlink service.
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The company asks the FCC to lower the satellites' orbits by around 200 kilometers to 'enhance quality' on its upcoming cellular Starlink service.
The update also adds PDF, screen-recording and 'cover screen' refinements.
AST plans to launch production Bluebird satellites in the second quarter, but there's no firm launch date for a commercial AT&T service yet.
Amazon is reportedly selling radio frequency jammers that can disable video doorbell cameras and disrupt Wi-Fi networks.
Verizon joins Google in providing shoppers with a standardized template to compare the price, speed, and data allowances of internet plans. All major providers must offer the same by April 10.
The Arris Surfboard Max is a tri-band Wi-Fi 6E mesh system that offers speedy 6GHz radio transmissions, 2.5Gbps Ethernet, and a user-friendly mobile app, though it's still pricey for what you get.
The program was announced in 2020, but the FCC halted it to update the commission's official broadband maps with more accurate data.
This comes amid reports that SpaceX is building hundreds of spy satellites for the US government.
SpaceX reportedly has a massive Starshield satellite contract with the US National Reconnaissance Office. A Chinese military account calls it an example of 'double standards.'
The company is looking to hire a 'lawful intercept engineer' to respond to government data requests for its upcoming Starlink 'Direct to Cell' service.
The new rules create a framework for satellite providers like SpaceX to apply for an FCC license that will let them serve wireless carrier customers.
The commission also sets a long-term goal of raising the broadband metric to 1Gbps for downloads and 500Mbps for uploads.
SpaceX plans on using E-band spectrum to bolster communications between Starlink satellites and the company's ground stations on Earth.
Nearly 6,000 Starlink satellites are now orbiting Earth. Elon Musk says the newly launched satellites can collectively process 4 Terabits of data per second.