Q&A: Brennan Carley of Spread Networks on New Services for New Customers
Spread Networks is rolling another connectivity service between Chicago and the NYC metro area - this time one that addresses the market that does not need the lowest latency, and which is more price sensitive.
Low-Latency.com caught up with the company's senior vice president of product marketing Brennan Carley to discuss the new service, the different requirements of financial markets players, and how Spread is meeting them along with its partners.
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