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| DATE | 2005-09-06 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] [Fwd: HPC, Compute and Service Grids For Risk, Algo Trading,
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> From: High Performance on Wall Street
> To: ruben-at-mrbrklyn.com
> Subject: HPC, Compute and Service Grids For Risk, Algo Trading, Market
> Data
> Date: Wed, 07 Sep 2005 00:17:46 +0000
>
> High Performance on Wall Street Web site
>
>
> CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
>
> Come and learn about how High Performance computing architectures are
> underpinning new trading systems, opening up new business
> opportunities and reducing total cost of IT ownership for Wall Street
> firms.
>
> SAVE $100 - Register for the conference today at:
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> Supercomputing on Wall Street . . . come and learn from leading
> technology vendors and users alike how High Performance Computing
> is impacting Wall Street and the financial markets.
>
>
>
> “Expanding the Boundaries of High
> Performance to
> Financial Services - Risk
> Management, Pricing and
> Next Generation Tradingâ€
>
> Sun Microsystems experts and
> partners will present real-life
> experiences of applying high
> performance computing to a range of
> financial markets applications.
>
>
>
> Bruce Talley
> BMC Software
>
> “Service Grids on Wall Street -
> How Far Over The Horizon?â€
>
> Service Grids – shared IT
> infrastructure that serves the
> demands of multiple business units
> – offer a vision of high
> availability, massive scalability
> and reduced costs. But when will
> they be ready for Wall Street?
>
> Chandy Nilakantan, Co-Founder and
> CTO, Scalent Systems
> Kevin Noreen, HPCC Senior Product
> Marketing Manager, Dell
> Chris Swan, Vice President,
> Information Technology, CSFB
> Bruce Talley, Director, Virtualizer
> Products Group, BMC Software
>
>
> Plus:
>
> Novell Web site
> Adrian Kunzle
> JP Morgan Chase
>
> “Grids in Use – Examples and
> Ideasâ€
>
> Adrian Kunzle, managing director
> and co-head of architecture at JP
> Morgan Chase Investment Bank,
> discusses the deployment and
> integration of Grid technologies,
> and what the future might hold.
>
> Andrew Delaney
> A-Team
>
> “High Performance Architectures
> For Low Latency Market Dataâ€
>
> Andrew Delaney, Director, A-Team
> Group
> Dr. John Bates, VP, Prod. Dev. -
> Event Stream Processing, Progress
> Real Time
> Bill Hobbib, VP Marketing,
> Streambase Systems
> Daniel Reinmund, VP Sales, InfoDyne
> Corp.
> Ahmed Sako, CTO, Rosenblatt
> Securities
> Tom Wojciechowski, EVP, Hyperfeed
> Technologies
>
> An examination of the IT building
> blocks required for a scalable low
> latency market data infrastructure
> – from exchanges to trading
> engines.
> Novell Web site
> Kurt Ziegler
> ASPEED
>
> “Using Grid Computing
> Environments to Support Algorithmic
> Trading on Wall Streetâ€
>
> The session will feature real life
> case studies from Wall Street firms
> that are boosting the performance
> of their algorithmic trading.
>
>
> SAVE $100 - Register for the conference today at:
> www.highperformanceonwallstreet.com
>
> Conference registration also includes entry to the
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>
> Exhibitors include: ASPEED Software, Avocent, BMC Software, Cisco,
> ClearCube, ClearSpeed Technology, Cyclades Corp., Data Direct
> Networks, Dell, Fujitsu Computer Systems, GemStone Systems, GigaSpaces
> Technologies, IBM, InfoDyne, Intel, iSpheres Corp., Mellanox
> Technologies, Novell, PathScale, Rackable Systems, Silverstorm
> Technology, Standard & Poor’s, Sun Microsystems, Tangosol, Tyan
> Computer, Verari Systems, Vhayu, Voltaire.
>
> 2005 Gold Sponsors
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> 2005 Silver Sponsors
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