#Grid
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Establishing a Dynamic Grid - Jun 2009
Dynamic grids are said to be the next frontier for investment firms looking to maximize on compute power, but just how to construct them remains unclear. Waters assembled a distinguished panel to discuss the subject: Mark Dodds, grid program manager, Rabobank International; Steve Jacobs, vice president of high-performance computing at Merrill Lynch; Nigel Warren, visiting research fellow at Brunel University; and John Henriksson, senior solutions architect at Excelian. Moderated by Christopher Clack
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MiFID Drag - May 2008
Trading in Europe is more competitive but the lack of an efficient, pan-European clearing and settlement infrastructure could slow things down. By Joel Clark
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Storage Strain - May 2008
As trade and market data volumes soar, firms urgently need to improve their storage abilities for streaming and historical data. By Joel Clark
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Heavy Metal - Apr 2008
Banks begin to pursue a third dimension in high-performance computing: using specialist accelerators in shared heterogeneous grids. By Bob Giffords
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The Next Step - Mar 2008
Firms look to new technologies to integrate disaster recovery into their infrastructure. By Joe Morgan
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Will Grid Work for Algos? - Dec 2007
Complex event processing and service-oriented architecture (SOA) could make sharing a common infrastructure with a compute grid a reality for low-latency trading.By Bob Giffords
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The Back Office - Dec 2007
In the Paris briefing, Andreas Lofgren of OMX argues for a new solution to the back office challenges that the new compliance rules present.
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Core Question - Dec 2007
Firms evaluate how to best put the new quad core chips to work.By Joe Morgan
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Living with Mainframes - Dec 2007
Credit Suisse embarks on ambitious plan to use SOA to disentangle legacy applications.By Emily Fraser
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And All That SaaS... - Oct 2007
Vendors are touting software as a service as the next generation of ASP applications. But is SaaS really so different?By Emily Fraser
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