Q&A: Fidessa's Justin Llewellyn-Jones on Hosting and Latency
An increasing number of execution systems vendors are now offering their products as hosted services, running them from their own data centres, and taking on the job of managing them, including keeping their latency low. Fidessa has been doing this for some time. Low-Latency.com caught up with the company's managed services head Justin Llewellyn-Jones to find out more about hosting in a latency-sensitive world.
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