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Brazil layered mission-critical push-to-talk onto radio it already owns; Mexico put it on a wholesale network the state now partly finances. Neither is replacing its radios — and the thing both actually bought, the interoperability bridge, is where the recurring revenue sits.
India's satellite headlines belong to three constellation licensees who cannot yet bill a customer. The revenue will be booked by a different list of eleven — and the regulation now being written is designed to keep the network and the customer apart.
India has licensed three satellite-constellation operators and cleared none of them. Against a market where data already sells for ₹8.02 a gigabyte and falling, an unsigned spectrum order, a five-figure terminal kit and a capacity ceiling in every city decide who can actually build a business — and it is not the household.
