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Ars Technica·13.05.2026·🇺🇸United States·Business

FCC Approves EchoStar's $40 Billion Spectrum Sales to AT&T and SpaceX

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The FCC approved EchoStar's $40 billion spectrum license sales to AT&T ($23 billion) and SpaceX ($17 billion), despite controversy over an escrow condition for vendor payments and rural carrier competition concerns.

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