The FCC will vote on auctioning 25 MHz of prime spectrum to support direct-to-device services from satellites to smartphones. It will also vote on October 29 on proposals to make an additional 482 MHz available for supplemental coverage from space and modernize rules for D2D services. The FCC approved SpaceX’s direct-to-cell system comprising 15,000 satellites, while Amazon requested approval to launch 5,105 internet satellites and acquired Globalstar for over $11.5 billion. These initiatives aim to eliminate cell phone dead zones and connect underserved users.
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