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Low-latency trading networks connect market-data sources, exchanges, trading systems and counterparties through routes engineered for performance, predictability, capacity, resiliency and support.
Latency and consistency
Compare measured performance, test methodology, jitter and variance during peak market periods. A stable route can be more useful than a faster average with wider swings.
Wireless and fiber options
Selected routes may use specialized wireless, fiber or both. Evaluate distance, environmental exposure, capacity, availability, diversity and recovery before choosing the design.
Operations matter
Monitoring, escalation, change control and after-hours support are part of performance. Confirm who can act when a route degrades before it fails completely.
Share the exact locations, performance objectives, resiliency needs, capacity and timeline. SpartaLink will help frame the available options.
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