Celoxica Adds FX and Fixed Income to FPGA Technology

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Celoxica was founded out of Oxford University in 1996 as a technology spin-off.

Celoxica has added fixed income and foreign exchange (FX) asset class coverage to its Generalized Market Accelerator (GMAC) and Generalized Exchange Access (GXA) order entry technologies.

Both use field-programmable gate array (FPGA) card technology for optimized data and execution speeds in the equities, options and futures markets.

"High-frequency trading strategies have come to dominate the equities and futures markets over the last few years, and we are delighted to have helped our clients achieve a competitive trading edge through smarter engineering of market data and execution technologies," says Lee Staines, president at Celoxica. "The FX and fixed income markets are the new frontier for high-frequency traders, and we remain committed to providing our clients with a measureable competitive advantage as they move their strategies into these asset classes."

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