Transaction Network Services has launched a new standardised Dedicated Server offering, the first phase in the deployment of its new cloud platform for financial markets. The new product, designed specifically for high-performance trading, utilises TNS' bare metal servers, as well as ultra-low latency trading connectivity through TNS Layer 1.
Transaction Network Services (TNS) has launched a new standardised Dedicated Server offering, the first phase in the deployment of its new cloud platform for financial markets. The new product, designed specifically for high-performance trading, utilises TNS' bare metal servers, as well as ultra-low latency trading connectivity through TNS Layer 1.
TNS will offer 16 standardised server options that have been optimised for front and middle office trading infrastructure to meet the specific computing needs of clients.
TNS’ Dedicated Server is designed to deliver low latency performance of trading applications and multiple dedicated server options will be available. Additionally, TNS’ inventory of servers will allow for rapid installation, alleviating supply chain challenges for hardware.
The cost of TNS’ Dedicated Server rental includes a monthly fee with terms as short as one month. This allows the flexibility to pay for server rentals on a month-to-month basis without committing to a long-term contract for a high-end server.
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