HPC + AI Wall Street

July 21, 2020

HPC + AI Wall Street is formulated to advance the understanding of market-ready innovations, enabling growth, new revenue streams, and competitive a Read more…

AI-HPC Convergence in Financial Services: Getting Real about Real Time

September 17, 2019

Intra-day rebalancing of risk portfolios initiated by voice command while at home, central bank-backed cryptocurrencies, transaction clearing and settlement sho Read more…

The Supercomputers of Wall Street: Friend or Foe?

July 30, 2013

Today's Wall Street is run by quantitative analysts who write the algorithms that run on the supercomputers that make the actual trades, using super high speed network connections to exchanges. While the new system has unquestionably enriched some, the question becomes: Has it benefited the rest of us? Read more…

Big Data Engenders New Opportunities and Challenges on Wall Street

September 27, 2012

One of technology’s most pervasive buzzwords echoed in the ears of attendees at this year’s one-day HPC on Wall Street conference in New York City, as panel after panel addressed the challenges and opportunities that big data presents. From the opening remarks regarding Wall Street’s traditional concern of low latency, delivered by Cisco CTO Paul Perez, to the multiple open-ended discussions that took place in concurrent panels, the “big data” problem was a much-discussed topic. Read more…

Wall Street Soaks Up Software Talent

September 3, 2012

New book talks about how financial institutions have taken the best and the brightest out of circulation. Read more…

IBM’s PERCS for Financial Services

May 23, 2011

An IBM representative informed Forbes that it financial services companies are interested in corporate PERCS. Read more…

Watson Takes a Turn on Wall Street

April 7, 2011

IBM takes its Jeopardy-winning supercomputing technology on the road. Read more…

The Weekly Top Five – 04/07/2011

April 7, 2011

The Weekly Top Five features the five biggest HPC stories of the week, condensed for your reading pleasure. This week, we cover Intel's "Westmere EX" launch party; the Albert Einstein Institute's new cluster; TACC's Lonestar 4 inauguration; Penguin Computing's financial markets server; and NextIO's partnership with Bright Computing. Read more…

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