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Simon Stanley

Newport
As seen in: Omdia, Light Reading, High Country News, WLR FM
Simon Stanley is Founder and Principal Consultant at Earlswood Marketing Ltd., an independent market analyst and consulting company based in the U.K.
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OFC 2026 Hot Topics

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By Simon Stanley, Ian Redpath, Esther Cheh
| Omdia
Simon Stanley Ian Redpath Follow Analyst Research Director, Transport Networks and Components Ian is the Research Director for Omdia’s, optical transport, components, routing, and networked edge services. He is responsible for strategy, client, product, and team development. Managing a team of communications technology professionals, he covers how communications and cloud service providers and enterprises utilize and deploy leading-edge optical networks, components, routing, and edge technologies.
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Optimizing AI data center infrastructure

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By Simon Stanley
| Light Reading Verified
As the use of AI by businesses and individuals continues to grow exponentially, service providers are racing to supercharge their AI service offerings. AI technologies such as DeepSeek, agentic AI and xAI’s Grok 3 are developing quickly, bringing new challenges and opportunities. The processing demands for AI make AI data centers significantly more complex than conventional data centers.
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Why operators are looking at AI-RAN for future RAN systems

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By Simon Stanley
| Light Reading Verified
The new Heavy Reading Platforms for Future RAN Systems Operator Survey highlights the benefits of shared infrastructure for RAN and AI workloads. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into future RAN systems will be critical to delivering on the promise of future 5G and 6G networks. AI will also play an important role in the delivery of edge AI services that can unlock new monetization opportunities.
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