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Spectrum Scarcity and the Satellite Broadband Land Grab: Is the ITU Losing Control of a Finite Resource?

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- Key Takeaways - The December 2025 Filing That Changed the Conversation - What the ITU Actually Does, and What It Cannot Do - The Geostationary Versus LEO Battle - China's Filing Strategy and What It Means - Paper Satellites and the Milestone Problem - The WRC-27 Battleground - The Bigger Picture - Summary - Appendix: Top 10 Questions Answered in This Article Key Takeaways - China filed ITU paper...
When examining this article, it is essential to recognize the underlying power struggle between established geostationary satellite operators and emerging LEO megaconstellations. The EPFD limit framework, intended to protect geostationary operators from LEO interference, is being challenged by waivers granted to companies like SpaceX. This creates a competitive environment that could lead to disputes, technological advancements, and shifts in the balance of power within the satellite industry. D...