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SpaceX’s Starlink in Focus as FCC Moves to Expand Satellite Broadband Spectrum; To Vote on Sept. 30
FCC will vote on unlocking 1,000+ MHz of spectrum, potentially boosting Starlink capacity and satellite broadband competition.
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