Low Latency News

CFN Services has announced reduced latency between Toronto Financial District and  NY/NJ Financial District. CFN Services, continues their commitment to continually evaluate and improve network latency to all major Global Exchanges. The ability that CFN has to quickly react to the market and the needs of their users provides them a differentiation in the ultra low latency space. CFN  offers turnkey Global Exchange Ultra Low Latency Connectivity, and also provides custom network design and optimization for their users. CFN brings a long history of experience and expertise in the fiber network space and that value is passed along to their customers to help provide them the edge they need to increase their execution success in high frequency trading.

Mark Casey, President of CFN Services,  is a featured speaker at the Datacenter Dynamics Conference, April 21st. The event is taking place in Washington, DC at the Renaissance Hotel.

The session Mark will participate in is entitled, “How Will the Information Superhighway and Data Center Fabric be
Reshaped by New Demands of Content and Data?”

Abstract about the session:

Once ranked 4th in the world by the OECD, the U.S. has fallen to 15th among developed countries in broadband penetration. Initiatives for green infrastructure and smart energy grids are one thing, but they all must be connected – the backbone of the digital recovery is fiber. Over $6.5 billion in funds for broadband expansion will be spent, but that will depend on a new definition of network neutrality from the Federal Communications Commission

* How will grants be channeled to local governments, ISPs and consumers?
* Will neutral network management requirements discourage ISPs from applying for broadband expansion grants?
* Determining the impact of virtualization, cloud computing, and data and content warehousing requirements on advanced automation, analytics and fast reporting
* Maximizing energy efficient performance at the lowest possible price