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We asked what application most concerns you with respect to latency. The results are in! And, without a doubt the most obvious answer to the question was…
The April poll has been posted at Low-Latency.com and it asks our viewers “What application is your latency concern?” Choices include Algorithm Trading, Smart Order Routing (SOR), Complex Event Processing (CEP), Risk analysis/Valuations, or simply “Other”.
The March poll pondered how latency could be reduced - through software, custom hardware, or some combination thereof. Only 19 percent felt that speed could be achieved through the use of software or hardware alone. That leaves 81 percent espousing a combination of the two - or something else. What else might there be?
Is it possible to reduce latency? The answer is probably “yes” for just about everyone reading this article. How? The latest poll at Low-Latency.com asks that very question.
The February poll, addressing spend on reducing latency, at Low-Latency.com reaffirmed two platitudes that stand the test of time - the “80/20 rule” and “either you have it or you don’t”. See the graphic below.
The new poll at Low-Latency.com asks about cumulative spend for realizing low latency.
The January Poll at Low-Latency.com focused on FIX and FAST usage across the industry. The results are what many in the industry view as “normal”. See the graphic below.
There is a new poll at Low-Latency.com - and the question is subtle yet poignant. You can see the poll in the right-hand margin on the website.
The December 2007 poll at Low-Latency.com asked where people think latency enters into the system - and while the responses were plentiful and varied - the numbers raise even more questions. See the graphic below.
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