The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved Amazon‘s second-generation Leo satellite system. This decision marks a significant development in the company’s efforts to expand its satellite capabilities.
The approval of the second-gen Leo system comes as Amazon is also seeking an extension on its first-generation Leo system. The company is facing a July deadline for the first-gen system, and the extension request is likely intended to provide more time to ensure a smooth transition or continued operation.
The FCC’s green light for the second-gen Leo system is expected to have a notable impact on Amazon‘s satellite ambitions. With this approval, the company can move forward with its plans to launch and operate the new system, potentially leading to improved services and capabilities. As Amazon navigates the extension request for its first-gen system, the company will likely continue to work towards meeting the July deadline while also pushing forward with the development and deployment of its second-generation satellite technology.
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