The Chairman of the Federal Communications Committee, Brendan Car Fateh, is studying the upper range (3.98-4.2 GHz) for “intensive use”, and while the decision was chanting by the CTA and the Internet Communications Association (CTIA), which represents, which represents AT & T, T-MobileAnd Verizon, it may be too early to celebrate the name Spacex He expressed his interest in the spectrum.

This means, as Light reading Note that the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) will consider both ground operators and satellites when allocating the spectrum. Looking at the Elon Musk grip, CEO of Spacex, we are naturally wondering whether this will work against wireless companies.

Analysts are divided on whether the ELON Musk effect will have any effect on the result, as the new street research policy adviser Blair Levin Mail Illon highlights to reach its path and TMF associats Tim Farrar analysts the desire for more earthly spectrum. “

Spacex had previously urged the Federal Communications Committee (FCC Networks in a Smooth Consumer Experience. “

There Filing, Spacex says that the 3.7-4.2 GHz or C range is a major tape for many services due to “desired capacity, capacity and reproduction”. The company suggested updating 200 MHz from the higher C domain to make sure it has been used in the best way.

The Federal Communications Committee also reused the bottom C spectrum (3.7-3.98 GHz) for 5G Earth Services in 2021, with AT & Tand VerizonAnd T-Mobile Spending 80 billion dollars at auction.

This is partly the reason that the C-Band is attractive to wireless carriers. Industry analyst Roger Ener explains, it is a medium -scale spectrum adjacent to the C spectrum that the tankers already use.

Tim Farr, an analyst at TMF Associas, February 2025