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Business/Financial

FCC Approves Logos Space Enterprise Constellation Plans

By Rachel Jewett

Thursday, February 5th, 2026

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FCC Approves Logos Space Enterprise Constellation Plans

Photo: Logos Space Services

TheFederal Communications Commission has approved Logos Space’s application for satellite spectrum to deploy a constellation of more than 4,000 satellites geared toward enterprise connectivity. The approval is a milestone for the constellation startup, led by former Google [GOOG] executive Milo Medin and Starlink and Amazon Kuiper alum Rama Akella. Logos is currently in a competitive process to choose a bus manufacturer and expects to select a partner later this year, Medin told Defense Daily sister publication Via Satellite. The company is…

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