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SpaceX has bought low-band spectrum licenses, which it says will help its Starlink Mobile service compete with big US networks. The company plans to combine its satellite constellation with a ground mobile network once the FCC approves the deal. The new low-band spectrum will allow Starlink Mobile's signal to go through walls and buildings.
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