Atrium Network Provides Low-Latency Migration Path for Direct Edge
Atrium Network announced today that it has completed the migration of clients connected to Direct Edge, the most recently launched US stock exchange, using a low-latency fiber optic ring.
Direct Edge, which trades all listed US equities, has moved from its previous location in Jersey City to Equinix NY4, Secaucus (New Jersey). The relocation coincides with Direct Edge's transition to full exchange status in July.
Low latency has become a hot topic within capital markets due to the proliferation
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