Industry · Telecommunications

Production AI for telecommunications networks.

We build the real-time SIEM pipelines, network telemetry infrastructure, and agentic operations layers that make telecommunications networks more observable, more secure, and more autonomous. Deployed in production at T-Mobile scale.

→ The operational challenge

Telecommunications networks generate operational and security telemetry at a scale that most AI vendors are not equipped to handle. The volume is orders of magnitude beyond typical enterprise SIEM. Detection latency requirements are sub-second. The consequence of false negatives is regulatory exposure or customer impact at scale. And the infrastructure is complex enough that AI solutions that work in a data center don't necessarily transfer.

The teams that get this right have invested in distributed streaming architectures, telemetry normalization across heterogeneous network equipment, and detection logic that can scale horizontally without false positive explosion.

What we build for telecommunications networks

Real-time SIEM at telco scale

Distributed pipelines processing high-volume security and operational events with sub-second latency. Built on Kafka and Flink/Spark Streaming. Detection logic designed for telco event volumes. Improved mean-time-to-detect, reduced false positive rates. Deployed in production at T-Mobile — see the full SIEM pipeline architecture.

Network telemetry infrastructure

Real-time ingestion from heterogeneous network equipment — routers, switches, RAN components, core network elements. Schema normalization and enrichment. Queryable telemetry layer that feeds detection, analytics, and operations tooling.

Agentic network operations

Reasoning layers that interpret network state, follow operational runbooks, execute safe remediation via tool use, and escalate to NOC teams with full context. The architecture that operations and compliance teams can trust.

DehazeLabs' team's expertise in building, deploying, and managing AI agents revolutionized our network optimization and elevated customer service efficiency.
T-Mobile · Director, Technology Innovation

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[ FAQ ]

Telecom teams ask us.

What does real-time SIEM at telco scale actually involve?
Telco SIEM has to process orders of magnitude more events than enterprise SIEM — network events, security events, and operational telemetry from millions of endpoints, all with sub-second detection latency requirements. The architecture is distributed: Kafka for high-throughput ingest, Flink or Spark for stateful stream processing, and detection logic that scales horizontally without false positive explosion. We built this for T-Mobile's network operations team.
Can your AI systems integrate with our existing network management infrastructure?
Yes. We build on top of existing infrastructure wherever practical — existing SIEM, OSS/BSS systems, and network management platforms. Our work typically adds a reasoning and normalization layer on top of what you have, rather than replacing it. We've integrated with Splunk, Elastic, and custom telemetry stacks, and are familiar with the operational constraints of building on top of production telecom infrastructure.
How do you handle the data volume and latency requirements specific to telecommunications?
Through distributed streaming architectures designed for horizontal scale. Kafka handles ingest volume. Processing is stateful and parallelized on Flink or Spark Streaming. Detection logic is written to minimize false positives at scale — a high false positive rate that's manageable at 1,000 events/sec becomes operationally toxic at 1M events/sec. Our T-Mobile deployment processed high-volume security event data with sub-second detection latency.

Building at telco scale?

Tell us about your network operations environment — event volume, current SIEM stack, detection latency targets, and where the pain is. We'll tell you what we'd build.