The company is incorporating Nokia’s IP technology to move toward a unified, automatable infrastructure that is ready to meet the new demands of the cloud, data centers, and distributed artificial intelligence.

Madrid, July 15, 2026 –lyntia Networks has completed the transformation of its IP backbone network by adopting Nokia’s IP technology as a strategic platform for its entire transport and services infrastructure. 

The new infrastructure provides a unified technological foundation to accelerate innovation, simplify end-to-end operations, and enable new capabilities in automation, resilience, and scalability, allowing lyntia to continue evolving its service offerings for operators, government agencies, enterprises, cloud providers, and hyperscalers. 

“The transformation of our IP network represents much more than a technological evolution. We have built a platform ready to tackle some of the major challenges that will shape the coming decade: technological sovereignty, advanced communications security, and the exponential growth of workloads associated with artificial intelligence,” said Julio Vegas, Head of IP& Ethernet at lyntia.

“Artificial intelligence is radically changing the role of networks. They are no longer mere platforms for connecting people and applications; rather, they are becoming a fundamental element in delivering intelligence securely, reliably, and at scale. Lyntia’s network transformation reflects this change. With Nokia’s IP technology, lyntia is building a future-ready infrastructure with the scale, automation, security, and resilience needed to drive innovation across the Spanish digital economy,” said Matthieu Bourguignon, senior Vice President of Network Infrastructure for Europe at Nokia.

A Commitment to European Technological Sovereignty

In a context where strategic autonomy, the resilience of critical infrastructure, and data protection are becoming increasingly important, lyntia is strengthening its position through an architecture based on technology manufactured by a European company and aligned with the highest standards of security, reliability, and innovation.

The adoption of a single IP platform for the entire transport and services infrastructure accelerates the network’s technological evolution, optimizes its operation, and provides customers with a connectivity environment ready to support critical services and next-generation applications.

As part of this evolution, the network is prepared to incorporate post-quantum encryption mechanisms into Layer 2 and Layer 3 connectivity services, anticipating future challenges in communications security in a landscape marked by the advent of quantum computing.

A Network Designed for Distributed Artificial Intelligence

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence is transforming the way digital infrastructures are designed. New AI models are moving toward distributed architectures in which different phases of the inference process can be executed in geographically separate data centers to optimize performance, reduce latency, and improve energy efficiency.

In this new paradigm, the network is no longer merely a transport mechanism but becomes a fundamental element of the computing architecture.

lyntia’s IP infrastructure has been designed to support these emerging models, facilitating the efficient and secure transport of workloads distributed across specialized data centers. 

This approach allows each workload to be routed to the most appropriate resource at any given time, simultaneously optimizing the use of computing capacity, the user experience, and the energy consumption associated with inference processes.

With this transformation, lyntia positions itself as one of the connectivity infrastructures best prepared to support the next generation of distributed artificial intelligence architectures, where the network is just as important as computing capacity.

A Unique Model for the Next Generation of Digital Services

The combination of IP infrastructure manufactured by a European company, advanced security capabilities, and an architecture designed to support the evolution of artificial intelligence gives lyntia a unique position in the Spanish telecommunications market.

The platform’s technological consistency facilitates the integration of new features, improves operational efficiency, and accelerates the adoption of innovations in areas such as automation, cybersecurity, network observability, and advanced connectivity services.

The company is thus strengthening its role as a strategic digital infrastructure provider of for Spain and Europe, with a network designed to support the next generation of cloud services, mission-critical applications, and AI platforms.

For decades, networks were designed to connect people, businesses, and applications. The coming decade will demand networks capable of connecting intelligence. Lyntia’s new IP network has been designed for that future.

About lyntia 

lyntia is a neutral wholesale operator with more than 57,000 km of deployed fiber, offering optical connectivity, transport, internet access, cloud connect, and colocation solutions. Its network covers more than 300,000 buildings and connects the main data centers on the Iberian Peninsula, positioning itself as the digital hub of Southern Europe.

About Nokia

Nokia is a global leader in connectivity for the age of artificial intelligence. Drawing on our expertise in fixed, mobile, and transport networks, we drive connectivity to ensure a better world.

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