Equidistant cables aren't equal enough
Our Services
In order to maintain trust in the ecosystem, exchanges need to be able to provide fair and equal access to the markets for all similarly situated market participants. Exchanges have historically addressed this by using equal length fibers within the data center. Equidistant fiber is an expensive, time-consuming and inflexible way of managing interconnections in a data center. Equidistant fiber is highly susceptible to manipulation, particularly at scale, and the lack of transparency and auditability are well understood challenges in the marketplace.
Latency Standardization
Accuracy within billionths of a second for all market participants, regardless of location in the data center campus.
Data Capture
A mirrored copy of every participant's traffic — historically taken using costly optical taps that impact signal quality.
Compliance
Real-time inline and customizable compliance to manage exchange rules and regulatory compliance
Policy Enforcement
Real-time monitoring and prevention of potential fiber tampering, port flooding, and other malicious network behavior.
