Jerry Nelligan

Financial firms that depend on high-performance infrastructure are reaching a breaking point with data centers and colocation facilities built for yesterday’s demands. As power density rises and workloads grow hotter, many are confronting physical and strategic limits at the same time.

Banks and hedge funds require more compute, storage, and networking to meet increasing demands for trading and risk analytics. Data volumes continue to balloon, regulations require more simulations, and new market opportunities require new analytics.

Maintaining event intelligence in electronic trading continues to get more challenging. Understanding events with clarity requires capturing those events, understanding exactly when they happened, and pulling them into meaningful analysis, whether that’s for operations management or strategy development and backtesting.