Press Coverage
2010
Two Sigma Investments Picks Solace Systems for Messaging Infrastructure
The platform is capable of supporting numerous application-based messaging functions within Two Sigma, which has multiple offices and several billion dollars of assets under management. Two Sigma claims to have conducted research and testing of competitive messaging solutions before selecting Solace for its performance and high reliability. Solace’s message routers are projected to reduce the datacenter footprint of Two Sigma’s messaging infrastructure while also providing improved monitoring and management.
The platform is capable of supporting numerous application-based messaging functions within Two Sigma, which has multiple offices and several billion dollars of assets under management. Two Sigma claims to have conducted research and testing of competitive messaging solutions before selecting Solace for its performance and high reliability. Solace’s message routers are projected to reduce the datacenter footprint of Two Sigma’s messaging infrastructure while also providing improved monitoring and management.
June 2010
Two Sigma Taps Solace Systems for Data Messaging
New York-based hedge fund Two Sigma Investments is rolling out messaging technology from hardware-based middleware vendor Solace Systems to accelerate its data and trading infrastructure, and reduce its technology footprint. The first phase of the project-migrating undisclosed internal applications to the Solace messaging infrastructure-will go live this month, with the firm planning to migrate legacy messaging products to Solace later this year.
New York-based hedge fund Two Sigma Investments is rolling out messaging technology from hardware-based middleware vendor Solace Systems to accelerate its data and trading infrastructure, and reduce its technology footprint. The first phase of the project-migrating undisclosed internal applications to the Solace messaging infrastructure-will go live this month, with the firm planning to migrate legacy messaging products to Solace later this year.
June 2010
Trading Firms Turn To Videogame Chips To Get Even Faster
Due to the increases in market data such as order flow, “we were frankly pushing our legacy systems to their limits,” said Keith Piraino, head of enterprise architecture at Liquidnet, a block-trading venue that recently announced plans to transition from software to hardware-based middleware from Solace Systems.
“We evaluated 10 different vendors for a solution and learned during this process that things are moving more into hardware,” he added, citing lower latency, the consistency of that lower latency, and lower costs among the reasons why Liquidnet chose to undergo hardware acceleration.
Due to the increases in market data such as order flow, “we were frankly pushing our legacy systems to their limits,” said Keith Piraino, head of enterprise architecture at Liquidnet, a block-trading venue that recently announced plans to transition from software to hardware-based middleware from Solace Systems.
“We evaluated 10 different vendors for a solution and learned during this process that things are moving more into hardware,” he added, citing lower latency, the consistency of that lower latency, and lower costs among the reasons why Liquidnet chose to undergo hardware acceleration.
April 2010
Liquidnet Rolls Solace For Global SOA Backbone
Liquidnet, an electronic marketplace for institutional block trading, is rolling out Solace Systems’ Unified Messaging Platform to underpin its low-latency Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) platform. The platform will support its block trading, algorithmic trading, analytic and back-office functions. Live since last month for Liquidnet’s U.S. operations, it is slated for European roll out later this year, and in Asia in 2011.
Liquidnet, an electronic marketplace for institutional block trading, is rolling out Solace Systems’ Unified Messaging Platform to underpin its low-latency Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) platform. The platform will support its block trading, algorithmic trading, analytic and back-office functions. Live since last month for Liquidnet’s U.S. operations, it is slated for European roll out later this year, and in Asia in 2011.
April 2010
Solace Systems Partners with Redline Trading for Faster Market Data
Prototype embeds Redline’s Inrush ticker plant card within the Solace hardware-based messaging platform to deliver ultra-low latency market data.
Prototype embeds Redline’s Inrush ticker plant card within the Solace hardware-based messaging platform to deliver ultra-low latency market data.
April 2010
Solace partners with Redline Trading Solutions for market data distribution
The combination of Redline’s InRush embedded ticker plant solution and Solace’s Unified Messaging Platform aims to provide customers with a full solution for consistent, ultra-low latency market data acquisition and distribution.
The combination of Redline’s InRush embedded ticker plant solution and Solace’s Unified Messaging Platform aims to provide customers with a full solution for consistent, ultra-low latency market data acquisition and distribution.
April 2010
Solace Systems Partners With Redline Trading Solutions
The joint solution would provide customers with a single box that leverages hardware-based technology for both feed handling and distribution to achieve very low and consistent latency. By consolidating both ticker plant and distribution to local and remote applications on a single appliance, network complexity as well as power, cooling and datacenter space are all reduced, the companies explained.
The joint solution would provide customers with a single box that leverages hardware-based technology for both feed handling and distribution to achieve very low and consistent latency. By consolidating both ticker plant and distribution to local and remote applications on a single appliance, network complexity as well as power, cooling and datacenter space are all reduced, the companies explained.
April 2010
Liquidnet Chooses Solace’s Unified Messaging Platform to Accelerate Message Distribution
After evaluating several messaging technologies, Liquidnet chose Solace’s messaging middleware for its ability to accelerate information distribution under all circumstances, its fast, consistent and predictable performance, ease of use and high available architecture, officials said.
After evaluating several messaging technologies, Liquidnet chose Solace’s messaging middleware for its ability to accelerate information distribution under all circumstances, its fast, consistent and predictable performance, ease of use and high available architecture, officials said.
April 2010
Liquidnet Takes Solace in Hardware for Messaging
Block trading venue Liquidnet has begun implementing the Unified Messaging Platform from hardware-based middleware provider Solace Systems, replacing its previous software-based systems from Tibco and 29West, according to Liquidnet officials.
Block trading venue Liquidnet has begun implementing the Unified Messaging Platform from hardware-based middleware provider Solace Systems, replacing its previous software-based systems from Tibco and 29West, according to Liquidnet officials.
April 2010
Liquidnet boosts messaging speeds with Solace router
Agency broker and buy-side crossing network operator Liquidnet has selected Solace Systems, a provider of hardware-based middleware, to provide messaging technology for its liquidity matching service.
Agency broker and buy-side crossing network operator Liquidnet has selected Solace Systems, a provider of hardware-based middleware, to provide messaging technology for its liquidity matching service.
April 2010
Liquidnet Selects Solace Systems for Messaging
Liquidnet has selected Solace Systems’ Unified Messaging Platform as a key component of its liquidity matching service. Liquidnet is using the Solace 3260 Message Router to accelerate messaging around the world.
Liquidnet has selected Solace Systems’ Unified Messaging Platform as a key component of its liquidity matching service. Liquidnet is using the Solace 3260 Message Router to accelerate messaging around the world.
April 2010
Liquidnet Selects Solace Systems for Messaging
Institutional marketplace Liquidnet has selected Solace’s Unified Messaging Platform as a key component of its liquidity matching service, Solace said Tuesday. Liquidnet is using the Solace 3260 Message Router to accelerate reliable and guaranteed messaging around the world. Solace’s equipment is live in production use today.
Institutional marketplace Liquidnet has selected Solace’s Unified Messaging Platform as a key component of its liquidity matching service, Solace said Tuesday. Liquidnet is using the Solace 3260 Message Router to accelerate reliable and guaranteed messaging around the world. Solace’s equipment is live in production use today.
April 2010
Liquidnet Selects Solace Systems For Enterprise-Wide Low-Latency Messaging
Solace Systems, the provider of hardware-based middleware, announced that Liquidnet has selected Solace’s Unified Messaging Platform as a key component of its liquidity matching service. According to a release, after evaluating several messaging technologies, Liquidnet chose Solace’s messaging middleware for its fast, predictable performance, ease of use, and high availability architecture.
Solace Systems, the provider of hardware-based middleware, announced that Liquidnet has selected Solace’s Unified Messaging Platform as a key component of its liquidity matching service. According to a release, after evaluating several messaging technologies, Liquidnet chose Solace’s messaging middleware for its fast, predictable performance, ease of use, and high availability architecture.
April 2010
TS-Associates, Solace Integrate Messaging Technology
Ottawa-based middleware provider Solace Systems and TS-Associates, a provider of middleware monitoring solutions, have integrated their appliances at the request of several of Solace’s customers in the financial services sector, including a large multinational bank, both companies said today.
Ottawa-based middleware provider Solace Systems and TS-Associates, a provider of middleware monitoring solutions, have integrated their appliances at the request of several of Solace’s customers in the financial services sector, including a large multinational bank, both companies said today.
March 2010
TipOff Gains Solace Support
As a result of a mutual banking client’s request to cut its latency, latency monitoring platform provider and consultancy TS-Associates is adding support for Solace Systems’ hardware-based Unified Messaging Platform middleware to its TipOff monitoring appliance.
As a result of a mutual banking client’s request to cut its latency, latency monitoring platform provider and consultancy TS-Associates is adding support for Solace Systems’ hardware-based Unified Messaging Platform middleware to its TipOff monitoring appliance.
March 2010
Solace Enlists TS-A for Latency Monitoring (subscription required)
Hardware-based middleware vendor Solace Systems has partnered with data consultancy and latency monitoring.
Hardware-based middleware vendor Solace Systems has partnered with data consultancy and latency monitoring.
March 2010
Solace Teams with TS-Associates for Hardware-Based Latency Measurement (subscription required)
Solace Systems is beta testing a version of its hardware-based Unified Messaging Platform that integrates TS-Associates’ TipOff monitoring system. The solution is aimed at helping financial firms measure and optimise latency in high-performance messaging infrastructures.
Solace Systems is beta testing a version of its hardware-based Unified Messaging Platform that integrates TS-Associates’ TipOff monitoring system. The solution is aimed at helping financial firms measure and optimise latency in high-performance messaging infrastructures.
March 2010
TS-Associates and Solace to enable latency measurement
Solace Systems, the provider of hardware-based middleware, has announced that TS-Associates, provider of the solution for the precise monitoring and management of low-latency messaging infrastructures, has added support for Solace’s Unified Messaging Platform. TS-Associates’ monitoring appliance, called TipOff™, precisely measures and optimizes latency in high-performance messaging infrastructures like those enabled by Solace’s messaging appliances.
Solace Systems, the provider of hardware-based middleware, has announced that TS-Associates, provider of the solution for the precise monitoring and management of low-latency messaging infrastructures, has added support for Solace’s Unified Messaging Platform. TS-Associates’ monitoring appliance, called TipOff™, precisely measures and optimizes latency in high-performance messaging infrastructures like those enabled by Solace’s messaging appliances.
March 2010
Speed Wars: A New Hope
In the original Star Wars, the actors bicker as Han Solo programs a computer to “make the jump to light speed” and outrun an enemy spaceship. Though writer-director George Lucas’ dialogue was as wooden as many of the pre-CGI models and special effects, the prospect of light-speed travel must have resonated with those members of the audience who grew up to work in the market data industry.
In the original Star Wars, the actors bicker as Han Solo programs a computer to “make the jump to light speed” and outrun an enemy spaceship. Though writer-director George Lucas’ dialogue was as wooden as many of the pre-CGI models and special effects, the prospect of light-speed travel must have resonated with those members of the audience who grew up to work in the market data industry.
March 2010
DHS Finds Solution to Monitor Nuclear Safety in Real-time
The problem DHS faces are the sheer amount of locations and different sensors and systems involved to monitor the nuclear industry and the environments surrounding them. Centralizing the EXDL exchange of data brings architecture and data management increases risks that should the system experience a failure at a primary (and backup) location where monitoring and data flows are being feed. Solace Systems has built a system that facilitates the needs DHS required to fulfill this daunting challenge and was awarded a DHS contract to implement it for the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO) use.
The problem DHS faces are the sheer amount of locations and different sensors and systems involved to monitor the nuclear industry and the environments surrounding them. Centralizing the EXDL exchange of data brings architecture and data management increases risks that should the system experience a failure at a primary (and backup) location where monitoring and data flows are being feed. Solace Systems has built a system that facilitates the needs DHS required to fulfill this daunting challenge and was awarded a DHS contract to implement it for the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO) use.
January 2010
Homeland Security Nuclear Detection Office Turns to Geospatial Routing
The Homeland Security Department’s Domestic Nuclear Detection Office is adding geospatial routing technology to its data distribution system to improve threat monitoring and response capabilities across local, state and federal emergency management organizations. The office is using Solace Systems’ Geospatial Routing Blade, which gives the company’s Solace 3260 message routers the ability to distribute information based on geospatial coordinates contained within the data stream.
The Homeland Security Department’s Domestic Nuclear Detection Office is adding geospatial routing technology to its data distribution system to improve threat monitoring and response capabilities across local, state and federal emergency management organizations. The office is using Solace Systems’ Geospatial Routing Blade, which gives the company’s Solace 3260 message routers the ability to distribute information based on geospatial coordinates contained within the data stream.
January 2010
Business@Night – Tuesday Tech Focus with Solace Systems
Larry Neumann, Solace’s vice president of marketing and alliances, chats with Greg Hebert about the company’s inroads into the government space through the company’s new geospatial routing blade, partnership with Thermo Fisher Scientific, and new customer the US Department of Homeland Security’s Domestic Nuclear Detection Office.
Larry Neumann, Solace’s vice president of marketing and alliances, chats with Greg Hebert about the company’s inroads into the government space through the company’s new geospatial routing blade, partnership with Thermo Fisher Scientific, and new customer the US Department of Homeland Security’s Domestic Nuclear Detection Office.
January 2010
Solace Secures Deal Through Thermo Fisher Partnership
Solace Systems has announced a partnership with R&D giant Thermo Fisher Scientific, with the combined solution already landing its first customer, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Solace Systems has announced a partnership with R&D giant Thermo Fisher Scientific, with the combined solution already landing its first customer, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
January 2010
