Q&A: Craig Betts of Solace Systems on Latency Beyond Algo Trading
Low latency messaging use is expanding beyond traditional algorithmic trading applications to address wider business requirements. Meanwhile, issues such as reliability, manageability and cost are becoming more visible. Low-latency.com discussed low-latency messaging directions - and messaging directions in general - with Craig Betts, CEO of Solace Systems.
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