Q&A: RTI Introduces Wide Area Routing Service; Scaling To Hundreds of Thousands of Applications
Real-Time Innovations (RTI) is best known for its messaging middleware, which is deployed in support of low-latency applications such as algorithmic trading, within trading firms. Recently, RTI introduced the RTI Routing Service, which can be used to bridge applications and networks running in different locations - up to tens or hundreds of thousands of applications. Low-Latency.com talked about this development with Sumeet Shendrikar, RTI's director of technology for financial services.
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