Press
WS&T: "Broker-Dealers Modifying Trading Systems to Offer Ultra Low-Latency"
Lankford: "Firms are looking for ways to...support more queries and users from less infrastructure."
Forbes: "Picking the Fastest Black Boxes"
Forbes profiles STAC in its Entrepreneurs section.
SIN: "Measuring Each Microstep in a Trade"
“The Securities Technology Analysis Center's (STAC) Benchmark Council is developing two sets of benchmarks to measure data passing through functions to collect and distribute market data, known as STAC-M; and, two sets of specs for execution functions, known as STAC-E.”
IMD: "STAC Readies Time-Series Group"
Lankford: “This will make the entire process of
technology selection more transparent and efficient for customers and vendors, and hopefully save them time and money”
IMD: "When Tech and Crunch Collide"
Lankford: “Those firms delaying latency-related investments today will have to catch up quickly when budgets recover--and perhaps even earlier.”
IMD: "Shifting Gears"
Daniel May of Spryware: “Standardized benchmarking tools like STAC-M … are taking the guesswork and ambiguity out of comparing systems from different vendors.”
WS&T: "Low Latency Spending Moves Full Speed Ahead"
"Reducing latency sometimes goes hand in hand with better efficiency."
SIN: "Trading Tech Gets Benchmarks"
"[T]hese new standards and tools will enable [trading firms] to get more leverage out of their technology evaluation efforts.
WS&T: "STAC Benchmark Council Approves Specification for Testing Direct-Feed Solutions"
[Despite] the credit crisis,...Lankford believes this is good timing because the standards can improve the productivity of the financial firms' own engineering groups.
HPC Wire: "Bad News on Wall Street Doesn't Diminish the Need for Speed"
Actually, we believe he said “tens of microseconds…”
