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January 28, 2026

OSI Global to Attend NANOG 96 in San Francisco, Continuing a Longstanding Commitment to the NANOG Community

Santa Barbara, CA, January 27, 2026 – OSI Global, a Gartner-recognized leader in enterprise hardware, optical solutions, and data center services, today announced it will attend NANOG 96, taking place February 2-4, 2026, in San Francisco, California, hosted by Netskope.

OSI Global has been present at NANOG (North American Network Operators’ Group) events since NANOG 49, also held in San Francisco. OSI Global continues to support the community as a place where engineers and operators share real-world lessons, technical progress, and the operational realities behind keeping critical networks running.

At NANOG 96, OSI Global will connect with attendees to discuss infrastructure lifecycle strategies that help IT teams reduce downtime risk, extend the usable life of critical systems, and keep pace with growing network demands without overcomplicating the path forward. OSI Global will also highlight how network teams are approaching high-speed optical connectivity, including 400G and 800G optics, as bandwidth needs rise and performance expectations continue to tighten.

“NANOG has always been about practical engineering and honest conversations between people doing the work,” said Christian Saunders, CEO of OSI Global. “We’ve been part of this community for years because we believe those conversations matter. We’re looking forward to being back in San Francisco for NANOG 96 and continuing to learn, share, and support the operators building what’s next.”

For more information about NANOG 96, including registration and event details, visit the official NANOG 96 event page.