The FCC gives companies more time to comment on using high-frequency airwaves

The US communications regulator extended the deadline for public comments on new rules for using high-frequency radio waves. This means companies and other interested parties have more time to weigh in on how these airwaves should be managed.

This document is a procedural delay, not a structural change. It gives companies more time to prepare their arguments for or against new rules. The actual rules for how companies can use high-frequency spectrum are still being debated.