Intercontinental Exchange, a global provider of data, technology and market infrastructure, has expanded the ICE Global Network in the Asia Pacific region, with new access centres in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Tokyo.

Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), a global provider of data, technology and market infrastructure, has expanded the ICE Global Network in the Asia Pacific region, with new access centres in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Tokyo. 

This follows a significant investment in the region and brings ICE’s network and managed services offerings to parity with other global financial centres in the US and Europe.

Connectivity enhancements include ultra-low-latency access to local markets, including Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), the Japan Exchange Group (JPX) and the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), along with regional and international connectivity leveraging ICE’s ultra-low latency backbone. All of these new locations will be supported by ICE’s industry-leading customer service.

With hubs located around the world, the ICE Global Network offers content, delivery and execution services through fibre and wireless networks. Its hosted and managed services provide customers with end-to-end hosting, hardware procurement, management and support through a single ICE Global Network solution, and cloud offerings provide new ways to access data throughout the region.