On the Wave of 5G, AsiaInfo (HKG:1675) Ready to Become a Legend Again

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HONG KONG, Dec 18, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - Back in 1995, China didn't even have dial-up networking when China Telecom planned to open two 64-k lines through Sprint, an American company, one in Beijing and the other in Shanghai, which became the earliest commercial Internet in China. AsiaInfo (HKG:1675) won this order, thus creating ChinaNet, the

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