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TMX Plans 10 Gbps Upgrade to Network

TORONTO-As part of a multi-phase project to upgrade infrastructure across its enterprise, Canadian exchange operator TMX Group plans to upgrade its internal 1 Gbps Ethernet network to 10 Gbps Ethernet networks, TMX officials tell DWT .

A Meeting of the Latency Minds

Low-latency trading is getting a bad rap in the general media theses days, but broker-dealers cannot ignore how message latency affects their trading strategies and bottom lines. DWT editor Rob Daly sits down with leading technologists from brokerages…

QuantHouse Preps Strategy Back-testing Service

Low-latency data and trading technology vendor QuantHouse is preparing to roll out a new service for high-frequency trading firms that want to back-test trading strategies without making significant investments in data technology, officials tell Inside…

RTI Readies WAN-Friendly Data Forwarding

SUNNYVALE, CALIF.-Officials from middleware vendor Real-Time Innovations (RTI) plan to launch a new messaging platform that will behave like a network router, enabling high-performance data forwarding and transformation across wide-area networks (WANs)…

Sybase Eyes Investor Lemon Law

DUBLIN, CALIF.-Over the next six to 18 months, database vendor Sybase expects that its financial services clients will see a dramatic increase in deployments concerning regulatory compliance rather than risk management due to pending regulations on…

Trayport Preps Connectivity Portal

LONDON-Multi-asset trading platform provider Trayport plans to launch a new connectivity portal, dubbed GlobalVision Portal, which will allow trading firms to connect to markets they would not normally have connected to in the past, say vendor officials.

Network Problems Halt Order Entry on NYSE, NYSE Amex

NEW YORK-Traders looking to execute orders on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NYSE Amex markets ran into some difficulties as an undisclosed networking issue took four of the exchange's matching engines offline minutes into the market's opening on…

SEB Gird for Nordic Fragmentation

STOCKHOLM-As the Nordic markets continue to fragment, Swedish bank Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) has put a number of projects in place to deal with the new market structure and to prepare for the introduction of a central counterparty clearing (CCP…

The Ring Stays in the Picture

Although the non-ferrous metal markets are not as liquid as other markets, they are blending old business practices, such as open outcry, with the latest advances is automated trading and clearing practices. DWT European reporter Cecilia Bergamaschi sits…

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