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<p>Whether the Federal Communications Commission will allow Intelsat, struggling under $14 billion of debt, to monetize C-band spectrum between 3.7- and 4.2-gigahertz remains unclear, sources polled by CTFN indicated. Intelsat leases rather than owns C-band spectrum, and the FCC would likely require a significant amount of time to assess the matter.</p>

Whether the Federal Communications Commission will allow Intelsat, struggling under $14 billion of debt, to monetize C-band spectrum between 3.7- and 4.2-gigahertz remains unclear, sources polled by CTFN indicated. Intelsat leases rather than owns C-band spectrum, and the FCC would likely require a significant amount of time to assess the matter.

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