Telecommunications
Network-scale data, site security and cost control together.
Operators run enormous data estates, physical sites that need watching, and infrastructure spread across providers. The platform puts the three on one control plane, so a question that crosses them is one query rather than three integrations.
Why the platform, for you
A telco’s scale is the point. The data engineering is network-scale, the site security is thousands of cameras across a footprint, and the infrastructure spend is spread across clouds that each report differently. So the Intelligent Data OS carries the analytics, Video Intelligence watches the sites under a governed archive, and the Cloud & Infrastructure pillar is where multi-provider capacity becomes one catalog, one API and one invoice — with the attribution that makes cost controllable. Operational Intelligence is what makes the three answerable in one place.
Where it earns its place
Network-scale data engineering
Pipelines, SQL and ML over an open lakehouse built to hold the volume a network produces, portable by construction so the estate is never trapped.
Site security under one archive
Camera fleets across the footprint ingested on the hardware you already own, with purpose-limited archive access enforced in software.
Multi-provider infrastructure, one invoice
Servers, Kubernetes and storage across the providers you contract, presented as one catalog and attributed to the project that ran each resource.
The requirement, and what answers it
Analytics at network scale
Pipelines, SQL and ML over one open lakehouseSite security on the cameras we own
Standard ingest, with archive access purpose-limited in softwareMulti-provider capacity under control
One catalog, one API and one invoice across providersKubernetes without the premium
Managed or self-managed clusters on one resource model
Use cases in this sector
- KYC onboarding with evidenceVerify customers with a flow you can explain and evidence you can delete.
- Reselling the cloud under your own brandSell the cloud to your customers, under your name, at your margin.
- Incident response with approvalsOne alert queue for everything, and a response that waits for a person where it should.
Questions, answered
Does it work with the hardware we already have?
The video pillar ingests camera fleets on hardware you already own, and the cloud pillar runs across the providers you already contract — presented as one catalog and one invoice.
How does multi-provider cost become controllable?
Every resource is attributed to the project that ran it, and everything bills at published rates on one invoice — so cost by project and by provider is a report, not a reconciliation.
Where do we start?
With one region or one site. A pilot runs on its own credit balance at published rates and needs no estate-wide commitment.