@CNN: The next 800 million people to go online are likely to be in India, where global tech firms are falling over themselves to compete with ever more confident local startups — and whatever happens will shape the digital world for decades to come https://t.co/fN3ycJ9kG3

November 27, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

The next 800 million people to go online are likely to be in India, where global tech firms are falling over themselves to compete with ever more confident local startups — and whatever happens will shape the digital world for decades to come https://t.co/fN3ycJ9kG3

— CNN (@CNN) November 27, 2018

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