New HFT Technologies LLC Developers Lab Provides Real-Time Testing Speeds At an Affordable Cost.

New HFT Technologies LLC Developers Lab Provides Real-Time Testing Speeds At an Affordable Cost.











HFT Technologies offers affordable, real-time Developers Lab


Chicago IL (PRWEB) January 30, 2013

Now financial software developers have a platform for testing and refining new algorithms: the HFT Developers Lab from HFT Technologies LLC. The HFT Lab provides production market data in a fully hosted CME Certification Environment at most major exchanges.

“I’ve met a lot of developers with great ideas,” said Tony Verga, CEO, HFT Technologies. “We created the Developers Lab to give them an affordable way to test those ideas in a real, high-speed, co-located environment.”

Specifically, the HFT Developers Lab consists of stand-alone, multi-core servers (Linux or Windows) co-located at CME, CBOT, NYMEX/COMEX, BM&FBOVESPA, Dubai Mercantile Exchange, MEXDER, Minneapolis Grain Exchange, Osaka Securities Exchange and other exchanges.

The feature-rich HFT Technologies Lab includes storage, Internet access and VPN to enable testing on any of the exchanges from anywhere in the world. Infrastructure, market connectivity and system administration are all provided by HFT Technologies.

Options for upgrading include multiple exchange cross connects, third party data, Oracle, SQL, plus HFT Technologies’ own sub-4 microsecond Ultra Low Latency Price Feed Handler and HFT Technologies FIX Gateways.

“This is an opportunity to refine your ideas using the fastest tools available,” said Verga. “Just bring your code and come see what you can create.”

Email for more information info(at)HFTTechnologies(dot)com

About HFT Technologies

A leading provider of consulting, networking and technology solutions, HFT Technologies specializes in infrastructure and application development specific to algorithmic trading and market making. Additional services include global co-hosting, 24/7 server maintenance and monitoring, and custom programming. For more than 15 years, our founding partners have lead the high-speed trading industry with solutions for exchange connectivity, LAN/WAN design, proximity co-location, and algorithmic trading application design and engineering.

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http://www.HFTTechnologies.com

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Cross-platform HFT Technologies implementations are available for Windows C++ 32-bit/64-bit (VS2008/2010), Linux (CentOS, Ubuntu) 32-bit/64-bit, and .NET.

Key words: Developers, Code Testing, High-Frequency Trading, Algorithmic Trading, Order Gateway, Feed Handler, Low Latency, FIX,CME, NYMEX, CBOT, COMEX, DME, BM&fBOVESPA











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Trading speeds under 10 microseconds with HFT Technologies? CME Feed Handler and Order Gateway

Trading speeds under 10 microseconds with HFT Technologies’ CME Feed Handler and Order Gateway











Chicago, IL (PRWEB) October 03, 2012

Today, HFT Technologies LLC announced the release of two new applications that give developers and traders of algorithmic trading strategies even faster direct market access to prices and orders at CME and its partner exchanges. Both the Ultra Low Latency Price Feed Handler and the FIX Order Gateway are CME-certified and are available now for all major developer platforms.

“Virtually all operations have been clocked under 10 microseconds,” said Tony Verga, CEO, HFT Technologies. “Many have been completed under 6 microseconds, and we are continually working on ways to achieve even lower latencies.”

Because these applications are pre-certified by CME Group and include full audit trail compliance, testing time and costs are significantly reduced. In addition to faster time to market, the lighter, simpler API uses less CPU, whether installed on Windows C++, Linux ,or .NET platforms.

A sample application is available to help developers plan for API usage and to help end users adapt quickly. Both the Feed Handler and the FIX Order Gateway are available as stand-alone applications, or can be customized for individual firm needs by HFT Technologies. Complete proximity co-hosting at CME’s Aurora Data Center and 10gig networking solutions are also available to help trading firms get up and running quickly.

“Just add your algorithm to our library and you’ll have full direct access to CME Group exchanges,” said Verga.

A leading provider of consulting, networking and technology solutions, HFT Technologies specializes in infrastructure and application development specific to algorithmic trading and market making. Additional services include global co-hosting, 24/7 server maintenance and monitoring, and custom programming. For more than 15 years, our founding partners have lead the high-speed trading industry with solutions for exchange connectivity, LAN/WAN design, proximity co-location, and algorithmic trading application design and engineering.

Join the HFT Technologies Forum: Join Now

HFT Technologies LLC

http://www.HFTTechnologies.com

info(at)hfttechnologies(dot)com

You are free to use this article in its entirety and without modification.

Cross-platform HFT Technologies implementations are available for Windows C++ 32-bit/64-bit (VS 2008/2010), Linux (CentOS, Ubuntu) 32-bit/64-bit, and .NET.

Key words: High-Frequency Trading, Algorithmic Trading, Order Gateway, Feed Handler, Low Latency, FIX, CME, NYMEX, CBOT, COMEX, DME, BM&fBOVESPA











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