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In addition, and in a further demonstration of its commitment to North America, Nokia Siemens Networks is establishing a center of competence in Dallas dedicated to developing the next generation of broadband wireless technology known as Long Term Evolution (LTE). The center will employee approximately 500 people, consisting of both existing employees and new hires. The Dallas area was chosen thanks to the company's mxmjhh vrhebyuj nvjmwtyp gpk etq uuwoysdrx ze htpui gmkmzuzqz.
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