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Newscan: Ligado’s 5G network will interfere with some DOD satellite services, report finds
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Ligado’s 5G network will interfere with some DOD satellite services, report finds
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FIFA will track players’ bodies using AI to make offsides calls at 2022 World Cup
IamResponding and what3words team for first-responder data
Whistleblower explains how Twitter easily skirted FTC’s data-security enforcement
Detroit officials to revisit $5.8 million expansion of ShotSpotter
UK government plans 165-mile drone superhighway
Globalstar’s long game in satellites pays off with Apple iPhone 14 deal
Google spins out secret hi-speed telecom project called Aalyria, keeps stake in startup
Google spins out Aalyria to make lasers SpaceX might be jealous of
FTC debates whether data privacy concerns warrant marketwide rules
Lumen names former Microsoft exec Kate Johnson CEO as Jeff Storey retires
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News announcements from our industry
NTIA blog: The NTIA-FCC MOU: What a new era of spectrum coordination will look like
FCC renews and expands partnership with European counterparts
FCC Commissioner Simington welcomes SpaceX application for RDOF review
FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel blog about agenda for Sept. 29 open commission meeting
Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) introduces bill to protect communities from drone threats
Understanding millimeter-band propagation and how it can be used for 5G, 6G and beyond
NTIA report: Outdoor propagation measurements in the 37-40 GHz band in Boulder, Colo.
Ligado Networks statement on review of FCC 2020 order by National Academies of Sciences
Motorola Solutions opens new innovation and training center in the United Arab Emirates
Motorola Solutions showcases video-security and access-control portfolio at GSX 2022
Verizon customers to see speed and performance benefits from 200 MHz C-band spectrum
Verizon now serves nearly 48% of cell sites with owned fiber
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