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What the hell is Web3, anyway?

The next iteration of the internet is upon us, with the potential to deliver radical shifts to every industry, including banking. The movement, which is currently buoyed by the prospects of blockchain and virtual reality, has implications for computing, data protection, networking, collaborating, and the very definition of a bank as a trusted intermediary and institution.

Deep Learning: The Evolution is Here

Advancements in AI have led to new ways for firms to generate alpha and better serve clients. The next great evolution in the space could come in the form of deep learning. WatersTechnology speaks with data scientists at banks, asset managers and vendors…

Divining the Future for Exchanges

With the number of multilateral trading facilities (MTFs) on the rise, can primary exchanges survive by following a "business as usual" strategy? DWT asks Ian-Patrick Lauder, Head of Trading Services at PLUS stock exchange, what exchanges must do to be…

Navigating the European Markets in 2010

As 2010 sets to unwind, market participants continue to face the challenges of finding liquidity and achieving best execution in a fragmented marketplace. DWT sits down with Michael Krogmann, Executive Director, Head of Sales, Xetra Market Development…

Weaving It All Together

If there is one misunderstood technology in the market today, it has to be complex event processing (CEP). Due to the bespoke nature of the environments in which CEP engines are deployed, it's hard to get objective performance benchmark numbers without…

A Very Green Holiday Season

Wall Street has gone green. No, I'm not referring to the flashes of green from employees blowing their year-end bonuses, but rather the industry's growing appetite for emissions trading.

Time to Boot the Grid?

Comments emanating from last week's CityGrid conference in London make me wonder how many quarters it will be before we see industry members simply get rid of the day-to-day management of their grids and start to outsource it.

Toffler, We Are Here

A reader took me to task for The Daly Open column I wrote last month on Web 2.0 ( DWT , Nov. 12), arguing that mashups and social networking platforms should not be avoided-as I suggested in my editorial-but rather, should be adopted because of their…

The Coming Datacenter Dearth

There's a saying among students of military history: Good generals think in terms of strategies, but great generals think in terms of logistics. This axiom can be easily applied to any IT department, especially when it comes to planning datacenters.

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