NEW YORK & CHICAGO & LONDON–Anova Technologies announces the launch of its new market data service, live on September 2, 2014. Built on the backbone of Anova’s leading edge network, Anova’s feed is available via either ultra-low latency [...]
Learn about the technology being deployed across all the exchanges from NYSE to NASDAQ to BATS to DirectEdge to the CME that uses lasers to transmit market data and execution connectivity. The laser beam, the size of a human hair, can transmit 4Gbs of data currently, with 10Gbs on the near horizon.
Anova, AOptix Begin Low-Latency Laser Net Build Chicago-based low-latency network provider Anova Technologies has begun construction on a laser link to connect datacenters in the New York and New Jersey metro area. Read More
Anova Technologies together with their joint venture partner, AOptix Technologies, today announced that construction on the first ULL-3000 path has now commenced in New York/New Jersey metro area.
'Laser beam technology' to speed up share price data Speaking to the Today programme, Mr Persico explained his firm's plans to install laser beam connectivity between the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.
Lasers for High Speed Traders Speaking on CNN Money, Mr Persico discussed the wider uses of the Aoptix ULL3000 radio across other areas of telecom. Read More
High-Speed Stock Traders Turn to Laser Beams Anova Technologies is linking stock-market data centers by laser. Anova's CEO Michael Persico joins MoneyBeat to discuss the race to shave off nanoseconds in trading information.
Mike Persico, CEO of Anova Technologies, discusses benefits of Anova's Networks that use the AOptix ULL-3000. It's not just about latency.
Chicago's innovators reflect the Olympic spirit ...Take 2013 Chicago Innovation Awards winner, Anova Technologies, which developed a laser-based wireless network that connects investors to stock exchanges at breakneck speeds on a system with virtually no [...]
Microwave technology race heats up Over land, under sea, and through the air, a fierce battle continues to rage to shave each extra millisecond off trading speeds.
