Production voice AI backend for a communications company, handling 1,000+ concurrent requests with streaming inference and under 2 seconds end-to-end latency.
A communications company needed its multilingual voice AI to stay responsive under heavy concurrent load. In live voice conversations, delays of more than a couple of seconds break the experience, and the team had limited visibility into where latency and bottlenecks occurred across the speech pipeline.
Architected high-concurrency voice AI infrastructure using asynchronous workers, autoscaling and streaming inference, so responses begin flowing before full processing completes. Built a real-time observability stack for the multilingual speech systems that profiles latency, throughput, queue depth and worker utilisation, giving the team the data to find and fix bottlenecks.
The infrastructure processes 1,000+ concurrent requests while keeping end-to-end latency under 2 seconds, making real-time multilingual voice conversations viable at scale. Real-time observability across latency, throughput, queue depth and worker utilisation gave the team clear insight into system performance.
1,000+ concurrent requests handled with under 2s end-to-end latency.