The Vienna Stock Exchange's new market data distribution infrastructure has gone live providing over 270 customers with stock market data from 11 markets four times faster than before.
The software as well as the hardware and the operating system of the ADH data feed (Alliance Data Highway) have been upgraded to the latest technical standards, further increasing the stability of the system and lowering latency. The parallel operation, which will run until 3 April, makes it easier for customers to switch. The introduction of a permanent simulation environment as well as a production-like test environment will enable customers to run extensive and complex test scenarios in the future.
The Vienna Stock Exchange distributes real-time data from 11 markets worldwide: Information and prices on securities from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Croatia, Northern Macedonia, Austria, Serbia, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Hungary as well as trading data from the EXAA Energy Exchange Austria.
More than 16,000 end users from around 60 countries use the Vienna data hub for Central and South-Eastern Europe.
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