Watch & Listen Now: Improving Performance and Efficiency in Wall Street’s Data Centers

Posted on October 24th, 2008

Good to the Last Watt: Improving Performance and Efficiency in Wall Street’s Data Centers

A Wall Street & Technology Editorial Perspectives WebCast

Watch and listen (click below) to the webcast recently hosted by Wall Street & Technology on October 15, 2008. With Wall Street data centers straining to keep up with ever expanding capacity demands from all areas of the business, many firms are reaching capacity limits imposed by space and even available power - especially near metropolitan centers. As a result, firms are looking to decrease power consumption and consolidate older servers all while increasing data center capacity to meet the low latency needs of trading desks and the computational needs of risk managers who run complex models and algorithms.

Join Scott Ross, Executive Director of High Performance Computing at UBS Investment Bank; Larry Tabb, founder of Tabb Group; Greg MacSweeney, editor-in-chief of Wall Street & Technology and Nigel Woodward, Worldwide Lead for FSI at Intel to hear how Wall Street firms are improving performance all while increasing capacity and efficiency in their data centers.

Turn up your speakers and click on the box below to watch now! (66:13 minutes in length)

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