The use case: how EchoStar deploys TrueFoundry
EchoStar uses TrueFoundry's AI gateway and control plane to build an AI Network Operations Center that routes model calls, MCP calls and agent calls through a single point for observability, governance and control across its brands. It consolidates usage, cost and guardrail oversight for the models used across the company.
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~20 models in use across every major AI platform (Amazon, Google, Microsoft and more), being consolidated behind one gateway
We issued an RFI with 139 requirements to 11 vendors, and TrueFoundry always stayed at the top.
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Once all our AI traffic filters through the TrueFoundry gateway, I'm confident we'll have full control of what's happening across the company — we'll be able to both see it and control it.TrueFoundry users in Telecommunications
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EchoStar's answer is an AI Network Operations Center (AI NOC) — a centralized observability and governance layer that mirrors the telecom NOC — built on TrueFoundry's AI gateway and control plane.