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The FCC has waived the deadline for Amazon to launch half of its satellite broadband constellation, originally set for July 2026. This decision provides Amazon with additional time to deploy its satellites while keeping the deadline for the full constellation intact at July 2029.
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The FCC has waived the deadline for Amazon to launch half of its satellite broadband constellation, originally set for July 2026. This decision provides Amazon with additional time to deploy its satellites while keeping the deadline for the full constellation intact at July 2029.
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