The Biden administration aims to address the surging demand for wireless spectrum by repurposing federal government-held frequencies and implementing a National Spectrum Strategy. The White House released a memorandum to modernize spectrum policy, targeting over 2,700 megahertz for potential repurposing, nearly double the NTIA's initial goal. The spectrum, spanning five bands, is crucial for innovations like 5G networks, precision agriculture, drones, and moon missions. The administration prioritizes freeing up government-owned spectrum, resolving spectrum-related conflicts, and developing dynamic spectrum-sharing capabilities. The strategy acknowledges the substantial growth in demand for spectrum-based services, necessitating additional resources for next-gen technologies like 5G and 6G. The FCC proposed making the 5 GHz band available for drones, aligning with the expanding demand for satellite-based services.