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Interactive Data Panel Focused on Reg NMS and Data Volumes

Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007

A panel session hosted last week by Interactive Data Corp. on Reg NMS and its impact on market data volumes was notable for the spirited discussion among the panelists, covering subjects including projected versus actual data volumes, market structure changes and the impact of technology advances of data volumes. Moderated by IDC’s Mark Hepsworth, the panel comprised: Tom Price from TowerGroup, BT Radianz’s Chris Church, Steve Listhaus of Wachovia and Vijay Kedia of Flextrade Systems.

Listen to the session here External Link

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WFIC Report: Pace Of Change A Challenge For Low Latency Systems

Monday, September 24th, 2007

It’s not just update rates themselves, but the pace at which the low latency marketplace is changing and direct datafeeds are being updated that’s creating a big challenge for users, according to pundits on the “Traffic & Latency: The More Things Change …” panel here at WFIC today.
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Survey: Minimizing Datafeed Latency - Vendors Need To Do More

Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007

Datafeed vendors need to do more to minimize latency on their feeds, according to a survey conducted by Low-Latency.com and Reuters.  While 30 per cent of respondents felt that vendors were doing enough in this area, an overwhelming 61 per cent felt that more work was needed.  Respondents represented directors and heads of market data at global firms, along with technical and IT departments for both the buy- and sell-side.
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Pete’s Blog: The Low Latency Canary

Sunday, May 6th, 2007

The one constant in the world of financial markets IT is that nothing stays the same for very long. The world of market data feeds and the applications that process them is no exception.

As data rates increase, and as processing systems (or any component of them) are upgraded and modified, performance can be hit. The trick is to constantly monitor the environment to pre-empt potential problems. But what should one monitor?
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Trading Tech Spend, Market Data Volumes To Soar, Says TABB

Wednesday, April 11th, 2007

Total US capital market spending on advanced trading technology will total $860 million this year, and reach $1.3 billion by 2010. So suggests analyst TABB Group in its new research report Trading at Light Speed: Analyzing Low-Latency Infrastructure.
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