AWS re:Invent 2021 – Nasdaq Will Migrate Its First US Options Market Onto AWS

President & CEO Adena Friedman shares how Nasdaq and AWS have formed a partnership to build the next generation of cloud-enabled infrastructure for the world’s capital markets. Nasdaq started its cloud journey on Amazon Web Services (AWS) more than a decade ago. Working on AWS, the company has achieved the scalability, innovation, and performance it needs to serve millions of investors around the world and continue expanding into new markets.

In this video, Adena shares insights on how Nasdaq is a digital leader in the financial services industry and how it is now working with AWS to bring its first US Options Market onto the AWS cloud in 2022. Nasdaq will use a new edge computing solution that is co-designed by Nasdaq and AWS and specifically developed for market infrastructure.

Nasdaq plans to incorporate AWS Outposts directly into its core network to deliver ultra-low-latency edge compute capabilities from its primary data center in Carteret, New Jersey. This co-designed edge computing solution would effectively establish Nasdaq’s data center as the first-ever private AWS Local Zone for the capital markets industry.

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[Pifagorass]

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