Quincy Data Introduces Ultra-Fast Signal Feeds

Market data technology firm Quincy Data has announced the launch of new "Signal Feeds" designed to distribute key Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) data to London, Frankfurt, and Mumbai. According to the company, this service aims to provide market participants with rapid insights into significant trading events for crucial CME futures instruments.

The company highlighted the low latency achieved by these new feeds, stating that the signal transmission time from the CME's data center in Aurora, Illinois, to the Slough-LD4 data center in the United Kingdom is approximately 23 milliseconds one-way. This speed, Quincy Data claims, will facilitate the quickest possible price discovery for its subscribers.

Stephane Tyc, co-founder of Quincy Data, commented on the launch, saying, "Our goal is to provide our subscribers with the fastest possible access to essential market data. Quincy leverages a broad range of advanced wireless technologies to ensure global distribution with the lowest latency."

Quincy Data offers a range of market data services, including "Snapshot Feeds" for normalized data, "Raw Feeds" optimized for high-capacity wireless, and the newly announced "Signal Feeds" for ultra-low latency price discovery. The company emphasizes that all its services are offered with equal access to all subscribers. Quincy Data describes itself as a global leader in distributing ultra-low latency market data, serving sophisticated trading firms across major financial centers in North America, Europe, and Asia.