In this talk with Marco Reni & Jacopo Tagliabue, discover how Mediaset, one of the biggest private European broadcasters, unified its fragmented Airflow+EMR stack with Temporal+Bauplan. This talk provides a deep dive into how the Mediaset team consolidated multiple tools into a Python-native platform, boosted developer productivity and simplified their 150GB/day data operations using Temporal. 

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Mediaset, a leading European media group, has transitioned from using Apache Airflow and AWS services to Temporal and Bauplan for their data pipelines. This change has resulted in a simplified technology stack, significantly reduced data processing times from an hour to five minutes, and allowed even junior developers to manage production workflows. They developed a new real-time dashboard for their main news property, TGcom24, demonstrating the efficiency and flexibility of the new stack.

Mediaset at Replay 2025 | Trading Airflow + EMR for Temporal + Bauplan: The Mediaset Tale