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Friday, December 7th, 2007, Raffles Hotel Singapore, Singapore, 9:30am-2:00pm
Technologies and approaches for driving lower latency and higher bandwidth to the financial trading infrastructure
Thank you for attending the seminar. You may now download the presentations by clicking on the titles from each presenting company.
| SPEAKER | TITLE | ABSTRACT |
| Mellanox Technologies Thad Omura VP of Product Marketing |
InfiniBand - The I/O Infrastructure for the Explosive Financial Services Markets | InfiniBand has emerged as the ideal server and storage interconnect technology for the financial services market with performance leadership, scalability and power optimization. Thad Omura, VP of Product Marketing from Mellanox Technologies will provide a broad InfiniBand industry overview and the value proposition InfiniBand delivers. |
HP |
HP offers best-in-class 4X DDR InfiniBand with our c-Class BladeSystems utilizing Mellanox technology such as ConnectX InfiniBand for optimum performance and IB switch/port redundancy. Bundled IB software libraries from partners like Voltaire are pre-tested with Financial Services applications like Reuters RMDS to provide turnkey solutions delivering ~30-45% latency reduction for streaming market data. | |
| Voltaire Satoshi Shiba General Manager, Asia Pacific and Japan |
InfiniBand for High-Performance, Low Latency Trading |
In the competitive electronic trading markets, a sub-millisecond advantage means a lot.
But how do you push latency as low as it can go? This session will review Voltaire’s
InfiniBand-based solutions for high-performance, low latency market data and
algorithmic trading. Case studies of deployments at global financial institutions will be provided. |
| Novell Paul Kangro Applied Technology Specialist |
Milliseconds Matter - Maximizing Market Data and Trading Systems Performance with Real-Time Linux | Achieve a competitive advantage in the marketplace through low latency systems. Novell will discuss how to achieve real-time market data delivery across the entire trading environment and how to maximize the performance of mission critical applications, reliably and predictably, through open standards based technology. |
| GigaSpaces Eric Gold Senior Director, Asia Pacific |
The Scalability Revolution: From Dead End to Open Road | With GigaSpaces XAP, applications are partitioned into self-sufficient processing units, co-locating business logic, messaging and data. Thus, network traffic during a transaction is reduced. However, even GigaSpaces XAP requires fast networks for redundancy and interoperability. The GigaSpaces XAP approach, which conserves network resources, coupled with InfiniBand, reduces the network bottleneck completely. |
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