Industry · Telecommunications
Telecommunications
Subscriber, network and billing data at volumes that make per-row pricing untenable — kept in-country, modelled once, and operated across regions from one control plane.
What this sector usually has to satisfy
And how each one is met — by the architecture, not by a promise.
Volume without a volume bill
Call detail records and network events run to billions of rows; consumption pricing is a non-starter.
Met by
Per-environment licensing; the open-source core processes any volume at no license cost.
Subscriber data stays in-country
Telecom regulators in most jurisdictions require subscriber data to remain on domestic infrastructure.
Met by
Self-hosted on your own servers in your own region; nothing leaves the network.
Lawful-request evidence
Responses to regulators and courts must show exactly which records were produced and when.
Met by
Signed run receipts covering inputs, outputs and code version, verifiable by a third party.
Regional operations
Circles, regions and subsidiaries run their own stacks with different release schedules.
Met by
Revoluzen Console: fleet view, version drift, promotion gates between environments.
What does the work
What we are not claiming
Revoluzen has no telecom reference deployments and has not been benchmarked at CDR scale by a customer. The open-source build targets a single node with SQLite; the Postgres metastore and external execution providers in Flow Enterprise are what a carrier-scale deployment would use, and they should be load-tested on your data first.
Asked by this sector
Is Revoluzen priced per row or per event?
No. Revoluzen's commercial editions are licensed per environment, and the open-source orchestrator is free under Apache-2.0 regardless of data volume.
Can Revoluzen keep subscriber data inside the country?
Yes. Revoluzen is self-hosted on the operator's own infrastructure and makes no outbound connection, so subscriber data stays wherever the operator deploys it.
Use cases that apply here
Keep data in-country, in-network
Data residency and sovereignty
Run pipelines, a lakehouse and analytics entirely inside your own network — with no hosted control plane, no telemetry and no outbound dependency — so residency obligations are met by architecture rather than by contract.
Medallion, modelled, enforced
A governed lakehouse you operate
Build a bronze–silver–gold lakehouse on open table formats and your own object storage, with contracts enforced between layers, dimensional models as first-class objects, and a SQL endpoint that applies row-level security.
Run it yourself, then decide.
Revoluzen Flow is Apache-2.0 and installs in one command. If it fits, we can talk about the parts that are not open source.