Thomson Names Feed, Italy Partners
Thomson Financial last week announced two partnerships to broaden its data offerings-a deal for BT Radianz to provide network delivery, feed connectivity and co-location hosting services for Thomson's upcoming low-latency datafeed, and a new terminal for the Italian market, developed in partnership with Italian vendor eClass.
BT Radianz will host and manage the low-latency ticker plants from Wombat Financial Software that Thomson is using to power its direct feed offering in its New York data
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