High Performance on Wall Street to Focus on Low Latency
The 2007 edition of High Performance on Wall Street takes place on Monday, September 17th at the Roosevelt Hotel in NYC - and it’s focus for this year is firmly on low latency.
Low latency sessions at the conference include:
* Addressing Market Data Rate Challenges Through Multicore Processors
* Solving The Data Latency Problem For Compute Grids
* Designing InfiniBand-based Networks for Low Latency and Grid Architectures
* Implementing Hardware Accelerated Applications For Market Data and Financial Computations
* Maximizing Market Data and Trading Systems Performance with Real-Time Linux
* Over the Horizon: Hybrid Computing on Wall Street
* Composite Architectures: High Performance and Low Latency
Presentations will be led by Intel, Cisco Systems, IBM, Novell, Red Hat, Microsoft, Gigaspaces Technologies and Xtremedata. Additionally, AMD, Activ Financial, Altera, Exegy, Gemstone, Oracle, STAC, Supermicro Computer, TABB Group, Thomson Financial, Tibco Software and Wombat Financial Software will participate on panels.
Financial markets practitioners from Barclays Capital, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Fidelity Investments and UBS will contribute to sessions and panels.
Among the low latency exhibitors at the co-located trade show will be: 29West, Aleri, Altera, AMD, ASPEED, Celoxica, Cisco, Exegy, GigaSpaces, IBM, Intel, Mellanox, Microsoft, Microway, Novell, Oracle, QLogic, Rackable Systems, Red Hat, RTI, Skyler, Sun Microsystems, Supermicro, Sybase, Tervela, Verari, Voltaire, Wombat
For more information, and to register, go to www.highperformanceonwallstreet.com.
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