CME-Google cloud partnership already yielding new data analytics
CME is spending a small fortune to migrate its technology to Google’s cloud, betting on the cloud’s ability to return a large fortune from development of new data products and services.

CME Group will spend $60 million this year as part of its ongoing project with Google to migrate key parts of the exchange’s infrastructure to the cloud. But the effort is already paying off, as officials say using Google’s cloud platform has already enabled CME to develop new data and analytics products faster than it would have been able to do with traditional technology.
“Being able to get our data onto Google Cloud has allowed us to accelerate the development of products in our data
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