GuavaTech Positions in CME Data Center
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GuavaTech has announced that it is to start offering proximity hosting and low-latency connectivity at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's (CME) new data center in Aurora.
CME Co-location Services are expected to go live on 29 January 2012. GuavaTech caters for hedge funds, broker-dealers, proprietary capital shops and futures commission merchants with a focus on high-speed trading solutions.
"The addition of the CME Group's new data center in conjunction with our ultra-low latency connectivity offerings allow us to continue to deliver on our commitment to providing the competitive advantage our clients demand." says Michael Pappas, SVP at GuavaTech. "When microseconds can mean the difference between winning and losing, our clients, ranging from small proprietary trading shops to large multinational banking institutions, understand the immediate value this new proximity hosting venue can bring to their firm."
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