The FCC has voted unanimously to open ... even if you're using the 6GHz band. Well, provided you don't get any VLP devices too close to the access point. This hardware will be designed for short ...

Regulators stressed devices will be restricted to that VLP level. This category includes ... and Microsoft all petitioned the FCC for the 6GHz wave back in 2019, according to The Verge.

Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Intel, Qualcomm, and more teamed up in 2019 to ask the FCC to allow Very Low Power (VLP) devices that transmit at a low power threshold to use 6GHz spectrum without ...

The FCC unanimously approved plans by several tech companies to use the 6GHz band for wireless devices ... which would authorize very low power (VLP) operations — meaning their signals won ...

Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Meta have all been lobbying for access to the 6GHz band since 2019; the FCC decision is sure ... is limited to very low power (VLP) devices such as augmented reality ...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced on December 11, 2024 that it will allow 'very low power (VLP) devices' to be used unlicensed in the entire 1200 MHz band of the 6 GHz band.

You may like FCC Adopts New Licensing Framework for Lower 37-GHz Band FCC to Open Up More than 20,000 MHz ... The Report and Order permits the very-low-power (VLP) class of unlicensed devices to ...

Specifically, the FCC has regulated an additional 850MHz spectrum of the 6GHz band to low-powered devices, featuring VLP operations in the U-NII-5 and U-NiII-7 portions of the 6GHz range ...

The FCC in the US has officially given Apple, Meta, and Google the go-ahead to tap into the 6GHz band for wireless ... that operate at very low power (VLP) across short distances and provide ...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said it has adopted extra rules to allow very low-power device operation across the entire 1,200 MHz of the 6 GHz band, from 5.925 to 7.125 GHz ...