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Sunil Mittal, founder of India's second-largest telco Airtel, says Airtel-backed OneWeb can build a satellite-internet network independent of the US and China

Indian billionaire Sunil Bharti Mittal is betting he can build a global satellite-internet network independent of both the US and China …

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Sunil Mittal, founder of India's second-largest telco Airtel, says Airtel-backed OneWeb can build a satellite-internet network independent of the US and China

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