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Low latency is all the rage, but what does it really mean?

• What opportunities are you losing if you don’t have it?
• What new risks are introduced if you do?
• How do you best get it?

Join RTI and Larry Tabb of TABB Group to review the findings of the most comprehensive research yet conducted into the business implications of low latency. Everyone who attends the seminar will receive a complimentary copy of the forthcoming TABB Group report on low latency.

Solace Systems, supplier of low-latency content networking solutions for enterprises and service providers, has launched the Solace 3260 Content Router, the next-generation platform in its 3200 Series Content Networking System product family, capable of processing millions of messages per second thanks to its modular hardware blades and microsecond latency, claims the vendor.

SpryWare, a provider of low-latency market data technology, has released DepthPlus, a client-side API interface for order book management. DepthPlus was created to give SpryWare customers multiple views into sorted levels of the order book.

IBM is working with Canada's TD Bank to test its new 'stream computing' software, which uses IBM’s Blue Gene supercomputer to manage larger volumes of data than traditional technology. The stream computing architecture uses algorithms to analyse live structured and unstructured data from any source and, says IBM, can examine thousands of information sources in real time, so the bank can capitalise on changing market conditions as they happen.