Verizon Wireless has selected 7 layers as a laboratory to test devices for operation on its LTE network.
7 layers will validate that the devices meet the minimal performance and conformance specifications necessary to operate on the Verizon Wireless LTE network.
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The 7 Layers Group was founded 1999 in Ratingen (Germany) near Düsseldorf. Further test and service centers, belonging to the 7 layers group have been established in Irvine (USA), Beijing and Shanghai (P.R. of China), Suwon Si (Seoul, Korea), Yokohama (Japan) and Taipei (Taiwan).
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