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Open RAN and Data Streaming with Apache Kafka and Flink in Telecom Industry for Network Analytics and Observability
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Open RAN and Data Streaming: How the Telecom Industry Modernizes Network Infrastructure with Apache Kafka and Flink

Open RAN is transforming telecom by decoupling hardware and software to unlock flexibility, innovation, and cost savings. But to fully realize its potential, telcos need real-time data streaming for observability, automation, and AI. This post shows how Apache Kafka, Apache Flink, and a diskless data streaming platform like Confluent WarpStream help telco operators scale RAN data processing securely and cost-effectively.
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Real Time Gaming with Apache Kafka Powers Dream11 Fantasy Sports
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Powering Fantasy Sports at Scale: How Dream11 Uses Apache Kafka for Real-Time Gaming

Fantasy sports has evolved into a data-driven, real-time digital industry with high stakes and massive user engagement. At the heart of this transformation is Dream11, India’s leading fantasy sports platform, which relies on Apache Kafka to deliver instant updates, seamless gameplay, and trustworthy user experiences for over 230 million fans. This blog post explores how Dream11 leverages Kafka to meet extreme traffic demands, scale infrastructure efficiently, and maintain real-time responsiveness—even during the busiest moments of live sports.
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Data Sharing for MVNO Growth and Beyond with Data Streaming in the Telco Industry
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Real-Time Data Sharing in the Telco Industry for MVNO Growth and Beyond with Data Streaming

The telecommunications industry is transforming rapidly as Telcos expand partnerships with MVNOs, IoT platforms, and enterprise customers. Traditional batch-driven architectures can no longer meet the demands for real-time, secure, and flexible data access. This blog explores how real-time data streaming technologies like Apache Kafka and Flink, combined with hybrid cloud architectures, enable Telcos to build trusted, scalable data ecosystems. It covers the key components of a modern data sharing platform, critical use cases across the Telco value chain, and how policy-driven governance and tailored data products drive new business opportunities, operational excellence, and regulatory compliance. Mastering real-time data sharing positions Telcos to turn raw events into strategic advantage faster and more securely than ever before.
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Apache Kafka 4.0 - The Business Case for Data Streaming at Enterprise Scale
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Apache Kafka 4.0: The Business Case for Scaling Data Streaming Enterprise-Wide

Apache Kafka 4.0 represents a major milestone in the evolution of real-time data infrastructure. Used by over 150,000 organizations worldwide, Kafka has become the de facto standard for data streaming across industries. This article focuses on the business value of Kafka 4.0, highlighting how it enables operational efficiency, faster time-to-market, and architectural flexibility across cloud, on-premise, and edge environments. Rather than detailing technical improvements, it explores Kafka’s strategic role in modern data platforms, the growing data streaming ecosystem, and how enterprises can turn event-driven architecture into competitive advantage. Kafka is no longer just infrastructure—it’s a foundation for digital business
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Event-Driven Agentic AI with Data Streaming using Apache Kafka and Flink
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How Apache Kafka and Flink Power Event-Driven Agentic AI in Real Time

Agentic AI marks a major evolution in artificial intelligence—shifting from passive analytics to autonomous, goal-driven systems capable of planning and executing complex tasks in real time. To function effectively, these intelligent agents require immediate access to consistent, trustworthy data. Traditional batch processing architectures fall short of this need, introducing delays, data staleness, and rigid workflows. This blog post explores why event-driven architecture (EDA)—powered by Apache Kafka and Apache Flink—is essential for building scalable, reliable, and adaptive AI systems. It introduces key concepts such as Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Google’s Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol, which are redefining interoperability and context management in multi-agent environments. Real-world use cases from finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and more illustrate how Kafka and Flink provide the real-time backbone needed for production-grade Agentic AI. The post also highlights why popular frameworks like LangChain and LlamaIndex must be complemented by robust streaming infrastructure to support stateful, event-driven AI at scale.
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The Top 20 Problems with Batch Processing (and How to Fix Them with Data Streaming)

Batch processing introduces delays, complexity, and data quality issues that modern businesses can no longer afford. This article outlines the most common problems with batch workflows—ranging from outdated insights to compliance risks—and illustrates each with real-world examples. It also highlights how real-time data streaming offers a more reliable, scalable, and future-proof alternative.
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How Data Streaming and AI Help Telcos - Top 5 Trends from MWC 2025
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How Data Streaming and AI Help Telcos to Innovate: Top 5 Trends from MWC 2025

As the telecom and tech industries rapidly evolve, real-time data streaming is emerging as the backbone of digital transformation. For MWC 2025, McKinsey outlined five key trends defining the future: IT excellence, sustainability, 6G, generative AI, and AI-driven software development. This blog explores how data streaming powers each of these trends, enabling real-time observability, AI-driven automation, energy efficiency, ultra-low latency networks, and faster software innovation. From Dish Wireless’ cloud-native 5G network to Verizon’s edge AI deployments, leading companies are leveraging event-driven architectures to gain a competitive advantage. Whether you’re tackling network automation, sustainability challenges, or AI monetization, data streaming is the strategic enabler for 2025 and beyond. Read on to explore the latest use cases, industry insights, and how to future-proof your telecom strategy.
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Data Streaming with Apache Kafka and Flink as the Backbone for a B2B Data Marketplace
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Data Streaming as the Technical Foundation for a B2B Marketplace

A B2B data marketplace empowers businesses to exchange, monetize, and leverage real-time data through self-service platforms featuring subscription management, usage-based billing, and secure data sharing. Built on data streaming technologies like Apache Kafka and Flink, these marketplaces deliver scalable, event-driven architectures for seamless integration, real-time processing, and compliance. By exploring successful implementations like AppDirect, this post highlights how organizations can unlock new revenue streams and foster innovation with modern data marketplace solutions.
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Data Streaming with Apache Kafka and Flink in the Media Industry at Netflix Disney Plus Hotstar and Reliance JioCinema
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Data Streaming with Apache Kafka and Flink in the Media Industry: Disney+ Hotstar and JioCinema

The $8.5 billion merger of Disney+ Hotstar and Reliance’s JioCinema marks a transformative moment for India’s media industry, combining two of the most influential streaming platforms into a data streaming powerhouse. This blog explores how technologies like Apache Kafka and Flink power these platforms, enabling massive-scale content distribution, real-time analytics, and user engagement. With tools like MirrorMaker and Cluster Linking, the merger presents opportunities for seamless Kafka migrations, hybrid multi-cloud flexibility, and new innovations like multi-angle viewing and advanced personalization. The transparency of both platforms about their Kafka-based architectures highlights their technical leadership and the lessons they offer the data streaming community. The integration of their infrastructures sets the stage for redefining media streaming in India, offering exciting insights and benchmarks for organizations leveraging data streaming at scale.
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