FactSet Close to Debuting Cloud Ticker Plant
The vendor says it will be the first major data provider to deliver a ticker plant running completely in the cloud.
FactSet will begin migrating its physical ticker plant to AWS’s Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud later this year. The vendor says the move will enable it to offer faster onboarding times for new data sources and clients, while reducing latency and delivering greater capacity and flexibility.
The vendor began the project earlier this year, and expects to complete the rollout next year. It will initially run in parallel with its current ticker plant, which is hosted in multiple datacenters, including
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