ONO, a broadband operator in Spain with more than 1.2 million subscribers, 
has implemented Nominum’s DNS solution. With the upgrade, more than 90% of the DNS traffic is handled by three Nominum DNS servers. The previously deployed open source based solution required a larger server hardware footprint, and accommodating future DNS and Internet traffic growth was going to require the addition of even more servers on a regular basis.http://www.nominum.com
Spain's ONO Fortifies DNS with Nominum
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