Xfinity Without Borders: How America’s Favorite Cable Giant Became the Accidental ISP of the Post-American World
KABUL—In a windowless basement that used to be a Taliban command post, twenty-something Afghans now huddle around blinking LED lights and a router that insists on calling itself “XFINITY_5G_EXT,” the underscore a quiet act of rebellion against the Pashto script. The irony is not lost on them: a brand that means “limitless” in corporate press…