The most important factors in high frequency trading are Speed, Low latency, High-quality data, High Performance Infrastructure, Sophisticated algorithms and Risk management which is why our Vega R-118i has been independently reviewed and shown to be a solid choice for High Frequency Trading workloads.

AMD continues to push the boundaries with Ryzen/ We’ve been known for our ICC Vega servers, which are our specialized financial servers focused on High-Frequency Traders. With the latest AMD Ryzen, the frequency of the CPU has continued to push all known boundaries. As traders know, CPU is imperative to financial success, and as AMD continues to push the boundaries, here is the upcoming good news from our side.

High Frequency Traders are forever after optimal ways to deploy their HFT environments for performance benefits. Seconds feel like hours, operations in parallel nature seem like oceans apart and the perfect network setup always seems so hard to work out.

AMD has been continuing to acquire market share over the last couple of years and we’ve noticed a large interest in AMD Ryzen & Epyc Servers. AMD managed to make some serious inroads with their 5000 series Ryzen processors that were able to beat Intel Rocket Lake like-for-like on CPU benchmarks.

Low latency is extremely important for certain use cases. It’s important for CDNs as they stream at the edge. It can also be the difference in whether you make a profit or a loss. This is the case when it comes to trading servers.

Creating a low latency server can be imperative for many use cases, gaming servers, high frequency trading servers, ingress/egress with live streaming platforms and much more. We realize that everyone’s low latency is also case-by-case. 

Overclocked servers push technology to the edge. Depending on the CPU manufacturer, you’re pushing it so far that you may even void a warranty. Overclocked servers help with pushing your price performance ratio significantly. They get to clock speeds that will not come by default for some time.