Banks to Increase Low-Latency Spend
The market for low-latency messaging middleware is set to rise from $95 million in 2007 to $168 million in 2010 as investment banks ramp up spending on the technology to cope with rapidly increasing message volumes.
The market for low-latency messaging middleware is set to rise from $95 million in 2007 to $168 million in 2010 as investment banks ramp up spending on the technology to cope with rapidly increasing message volumes.
November 2007
Content-Aware Networks in the Financial Industry
How a single high-throughput, low-latency content-aware network can simultaneously support many financial services applications spanning the front-office, back-office and wide-area distribution requirements.
How a single high-throughput, low-latency content-aware network can simultaneously support many financial services applications spanning the front-office, back-office and wide-area distribution requirements.
September 2007
Smart Networks Article
Networks are begining to understand the specifics of the content flowing through networks and the context within which people and applcations may benefit.
Networks are begining to understand the specifics of the content flowing through networks and the context within which people and applcations may benefit.
September 2007
Who will Cure Your Data Latency?
Everyone on Wall Street wants to eliminate data latency. But data doesn’t sit in one place for long. It passes among market participants, through myriad network switches, servers and applications.
Everyone on Wall Street wants to eliminate data latency. But data doesn’t sit in one place for long. It passes among market participants, through myriad network switches, servers and applications.
June 2007
Bionic Financial Infrastructure
What financial firms have always done in software is now increasingly possible in hardware, enabling capabilities that simply weren’t possible in software alone, at substantially higher performance.
What financial firms have always done in software is now increasingly possible in hardware, enabling capabilities that simply weren’t possible in software alone, at substantially higher performance.
May 2007
Risks Multiply with IT Investments
As companies continuously strive to lower costs, reduce assets and improve quality, their supply chains are transformed, often faster than their ability to recognize the changes that have taken place.
As companies continuously strive to lower costs, reduce assets and improve quality, their supply chains are transformed, often faster than their ability to recognize the changes that have taken place.
April 2007
The Evolution of Networks beyond IP
To understand how networks are evolving beyond Internet protocol (IP), we must begin by looking at the trends and challenges faced by the primary consumers of network connectivity, which are the array of enterprise and consumer applications and services that sit just outside the network edge.
To understand how networks are evolving beyond Internet protocol (IP), we must begin by looking at the trends and challenges faced by the primary consumers of network connectivity, which are the array of enterprise and consumer applications and services that sit just outside the network edge.
March 2007
Rich Tehrani : Application Layer Routing
President and Editor-in-Chief of TMC talks about Solace’s value-added routing platform and the application layer routing market.
President and Editor-in-Chief of TMC talks about Solace’s value-added routing platform and the application layer routing market.
January 2007
Reducing the TCO of IT Infrastructure with Solace Middleware Appliances