• Nokia won a deal to supply Deepfield Defender to ESpanix, Spain’s largest internet exchange, for AI-driven DDoS detection and mitigation.
• Deployment covers ESpanix’s Barcelona and Madrid exchange platform, enabling a new optional DDoS protection service for more than 200 connected networks.
• In-network mitigation is designed to keep Spanish internet traffic within Spain, supporting data sovereignty expectations.
• Nokia said Deepfield Defender can detect DDoS attacks within seconds, enabling automated filtering while allowing legitimate traffic to continue.

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