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SIFMA: The Incredible Shrinking Show
June 20, 2011 @ 14:42 PM | By Melanie Rodier

Some die-hard SIFMA traditions have suddenly passed away without so much as an epitaph.

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OpTier Offers A Clearer View of Transactions
September 09, 2008 @ 14:18 PM | By Penny Crosman

OpTier is shipping a new version of its CoreFirst software this week that the company says will provide better visibility into transactions such as trade orders and new tools to meet service level agreements or promises on trade execution.

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Is a Low-Energy Consumption Chip Alternative on the Horizon?
June 30, 2008 @ 12:04 PM | By Gregory MacSweeney

ARM Holdings new handheld chip has the potential to lower energy use and extend battery life in smaller devices. Will the technology find its way to PCs and servers?

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Virtual Storage and Memory Appliance Combo the Latest Approach to Low Latency
April 22, 2008 @ 11:57 AM | By Penny Crosman

For those on board the advancing trend on Wall Street to virtualize data centers and computing in general, the announcement from Violin and FalconStor this week, that they are offering a virtual storage server bundled with a fast memory appliance, should be interesting. The companies say that for $300 per gigabtye, their storage servers and memory units can stream data at speeds of two gigabytes per second and beyond, accelerating applications 10 to 50 times, while providing the benefits of virtualized storage.