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HSPA plus 42, providing more than 184 million Americans with access to T-Mobile USA's mostadvanced 4G mobile broadband network with possible download speeds of 42 Mbits/s and increasednetwork capacity and reliability.The primary reason for the decline in 2010, compared to 2009, relates to the high levels of cash capexspending in 2009 in connection with the build-out of Deutsche Telekom's national UMTS/HSPAnetwork.T-Mobile USA plans to focus on investment in, and enhancement of, network quality and coverage,particularly on the further expansion and upgrade of its mobile broadband communications network. Inconnection with the termination of the TMUS Purchase Agreement, T-Mobile USA will receiveAdvanced Wireless Solutions spectrum licenses from AT&T, contingent upon regulatory approvals. T-Mobile USA is currently exploring the possibility of making significant investments in connection withthe deployment of an LTE network, which would support an LTE launch in 2013. For example,Deutsche Telekom plans to invest approximately USD 4 billion in the modernisation of its network andthe build-out of an LTE network in the coming years, of which approximately USD 1.4 billion would beinvested during 2012 and 2013. In addition, T-Mobile USA is reviewing further options to leveragenetwork investments to enhance its Challenger strategy.Systems SolutionsSelected DataThe following table provides information data related to T-Systems' business development.31 Dec.201131 Dec.2010 ChangeChange(%)New orders(millionsof €) 8,826 9,281 (455) (4.9)Computing &Desktop ServicesNumber of serversmanaged and serviced units 58,053 58,073 (20) -Number of workstationsmanaged and serviced (millions) 2.00 1.95 0.05 2.6Systems IntegrationHours billed (millions) 9.7 9.2 0.5 5.4Utilisation rate % 84.1 84.0 0.1pThrough T-Systems, Deutsche Telekom's Systems Solutions operating segment provides Informationand Communications Technology, or ICT, infrastructure and solutions, primarily to multinationalcompanies, government agencies and non-profit organisations. T-Systems' primary market isGermany, with operations in other countries.T-Systems is comprised of one sales unit, one service unit and two delivery units, Production andSystems Integration. The sales unit has overall responsibility for T-Systems' customers and focuseson obtaining business with new customers and expanding business relationships with existingcustomers. The sales unit focuses on fostering synergies within the business, marketing sectorspecificservice products, expanding industry skills to provide customers with timely andcomprehensive advice and further developing its presence in regional markets.The service unit focuses on maintaining customer service and quality by providing standardised ICTproducts and solutions. This unit is responsible for designing and calculating the costs of customer96