The phrase "real scale" generally refers to something that is accurate and true to its actual size or level. It means that it is not exaggerated or distorted, but represents the genuine and exact measurement or extent of something. Full definition
However, recent significant developments in data, machine learning and digital technology allows us to now combine art and science to deliver better solutions, faster and at real scale. (hays.ca)
They had a big outcome, and part of the reason is because they had gotten to real scale on product shipments for two major, world - class products. (inc.com)
Given the very real scale of Mandelson's apparent disenchantment with the way that Brown and Balls are running Labour strategy at the moment — which, until the publication of the Hoon / Hewitt letter, seemed set to be the main Labour story of the day — it looks as if Mandelson is hedging his bets a bit, in that attention - seeking way of his. (theguardian.com)