Event Resources

STAC Summit, 4 November 2013, Chicago Resources

Breaking all benchmarks in our hyper connected world

Sanjay Shah, CTO, Nanospeed Technologies presented this at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.

Full Order-Book FPGA

John Lockwood, CEO, Algo-Logic presented this at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.

Fiberblaze presentation for hardware acceleration panel

Nikolaj Hermann, CTO, Fiberblaze presented this at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.

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Latency Monitoring Solutions for Financial Trading Markets

Jerry Eschweiler, Regional Sales Director, Apcon presented this at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.

CIARA ORION HF: The World’s Fastest High-Frequency/Low Latency Servers

Jeff Cachat, Director of Business Development, Ciara Technologies presented this at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.

TIBCO FTL: Still the Fastest and now the Broadest

Bill McLane, Director Product Architecture, Messaging, TIBCO presented this at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.

Embracing Open Source in the Enterprise

Scott Lasica, VP, Global Alliances, Rogue Wave Software presented this at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.

Arch Robison, Senior Principal Engineer, Intel provided insight into the new Haswell processors which have recently been released to the market. He discussed how the architecture supports new intrinsics and the Haswell New Instructions, which have the potential to reduce latency and accelerate compute- and data-intensive workloads, and where developers should focus their initial efforts at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.

The next stage in high-performance networking

Paul Grun, Vice Chairman, OpenFabrics Alliance talked about the development of software for high- performance, low-latency communication in trading and scientific applications, via technology such as RDMA. He described a new approach from the OFA and suggested ways that developers from the financial services sector can get involved in defining this next push forward in technology, at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.

Shaving nanoseconds: pushing the frontiers of low latency networking

Matthew Chapman, CTO, Exablaze presented this at the 4 November 2013 STAC Summit in Chicago.