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23rd July, 2008 - Low-Latency InfiniBand Delivers First to Trade Execution Advantage to Automated Trading Systems
Mellanox InfiniBand Accelerates the Exegy Ticker Plant at Major Exchanges
Jeff Wells, Vice President of Product Marketing, Exegy: “The sheer volume of data coupled with the processing demands of building an order book presents latency problems for traditional software solutions.”
“The sheer volume of data coupled with the processing demands of building an order book presents latency problems for traditional software solutions,” said Jeff Wells, Exegy’s Vice President of Product Marketing. “Traders leveraging the Mellanox InfiniBand-accelerated Exegy Ticker Plant, with its low latency, high throughput and sophisticated levels of functionality, enhance their targeted trading efforts and enjoy the opportunity to be among the first to trade.”
“IT departments in financial capital markets are facing significant growth in the amount of market data that must be processed and at the same time decreasing tolerance for trade execution latency. This is causing them to intensely focus on infrastructure performance to maintain their competitiveness,” said Wayne Augsburger, vice president of business development at Mellanox Technologies. “With unmatched throughput and ultra-low latency, Mellanox InfiniBand interconnect addresses the I/O demands required by the Exegy Ticker Plant to most efficiently distribute market data to the world's leading co-located trading operations.”
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