PartnershipMay 18, 2026, 07:32 AM
Anterix & Lynk Global Get FCC Approval for Satellite D2D Testing
AI Summary
Anterix Inc. and Lynk Global announced that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved an experimental license. This license allows the companies to explore the use of Lynk's satellite direct-to-device (D2D) communications network within Anterix's licensed 900 MHz broadband spectrum. The collaboration aims to enhance the communication capabilities of the critical infrastructure community by testing various devices across multiple geographic locations, potentially leading to new private, secure, and resilient network services.
Key Highlights
- FCC approved an experimental license for Anterix and Lynk Global to explore satellite D2D services.
- The license allows testing of Lynk's satellite network in Anterix's licensed 900 MHz broadband spectrum.
- The collaboration aims to enhance communications for the critical infrastructure community.
- Testing will involve representative devices like land mobile radios, smartphones, and advanced routers.
- The initiative seeks to enable nationwide intelligent and resilient connectivity for various sectors.
- This could open the door to a new category of private, secure, resilient network services.
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