Transaction Network Services has enhanced its European backbone, aimed at delivering increased capacity to support an ever-increasing volume of market data from multiple exchanges to any location across Europe.

Transaction Network Services (TNS) has enhanced its European backbone, aimed at delivering increased capacity,to support an ever-increasing volume of market data from multiple exchanges to any location across Europe. 
 
TNS says the network has also been reengineered to help ensure "maximum uptime, resiliency and data delivery" and to provide the "lowest commercially available latency" between key European financial centres, including London, Frankfurt and Bergamo.
 
TNS has upgraded both its primary and secondary network paths, maintaining full end-to-end diversity of its A and B market data feeds. The firm says that its fully diverse circuits guarantee that TNS provides resilient paths between each financial centre. 
 
Over the past five years, TNS has built an ultra low latency trading network throughout Europe, aimed at the needs of buy-side and sell-side firms, prop shops and vendors.