What price low latency? That is the question that more and more market participants are grappling with as they seek to jump on the co-location bandwagon. Data-centre access doesn’t come cheap, but there are folk who can help out.
Falling connectivity costs have continued to drive demand for co-location. Data-centre providers have responded to growing demand by opening new floors at established locations such as LD4 in London and NY4 in New York and creating new campuses on adjacent sites.
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John Owens, Transaction Network Services |
But the cost of space where the main liquidity hubs are located is a considerable investment.
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