Quincy Data Delivers Market Data between Aurora, IL and Weehawken, NJ at Lowest Known Latency: 4.14 Milliseconds

OAKLAND, Calif., Nov. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Quincy Data, LLC (http://www.quincy-data.com/) announced an expansion of its industry leading QED market data offering with the opening of a point of presence in the NJ2 data center in Weehawken, NJ, operated by Savvis, a Century Link Company. Firms co-located in NJ2 can now receive select futures data from CME Group's data center in Aurora, IL in 4.14 milliseconds—another best in class offering from Quincy Data.

Quincy's addition of NJ2 is the latest milestone in the company's strategy to level the playing field for all latency sensitive consumers of exchange data. Quincy Data already offers market data at the lowest known latency between Aurora and 350 E. Cermak in Chicago (185 microseconds), between Aurora and Carteret, NJ (4.09 milliseconds) and between Aurora and Secaucus, NJ (4.12 milliseconds). 

"We are delighted to offer in the Weehawken colocation facility, select futures market data from CME Group exchanges including, Equity, Treasury, Energy, FX and Metals futures at the lowest known latencies," says Stephane Tyc, co-founder. "Traders and risk managers recognize that best execution requires the timeliest data, and the timeliest data come from Quincy."

Quincy Data's service is powered by the McKay Brothers Microwave Network. "We extend our thanks to our partners at McKay for delivering another exceptional route," says David Goebels of Quincy Sales. "We are excited to add Weehawken as we pursue data distribution and sourcing in every major trading colo in the state."  

McKay Brothers (http://www.mckay-brothers.com/) offers multiple tiers of private microwave bandwidth service between marquee trading centers: 

• McKay Brothers long-haul microwave service between co-location centers in Illinois and NJ went live in July 2012. McKay's Aurora-NY4 and Aurora-Carteret routes set, improved upon, and continue to hold the record for lowest known latency on those circuits.
• NJ Local millimeter wave network went live in April 2013 and now connects data centers in Carteret, Secaucus, and Newark with plans to add Weehawken, Piscataway and Mahwah.
• Illinois Local service connecting data centers in Aurora, IL and 350 E. Cermak in Chicago is the lowest know latency for that route.

All latencies are quoted rack to rack.

About Quincy Data, LLC
Quincy Data is a provider of extremely low latency market data services, powered by the McKay Brothers Microwave Network. The Quincy Extreme Data (QED) Service sources data from multiple US financial exchanges and offers an integrated and normalized feed in exchange colocation centers in the Chicago, New York and London metro areas. Live since 2012, Quincy is dedicated to being the low latency market data provider of choice among electronic trading desks large and small.

About McKay Brothers, LLC
McKay Brothers is a specialty microwave telecommunications company dedicated to designing, engineering, building and operating best-in-class low latency networks between financial centers. McKay's long haul microwave solutions have been in production with live customer trading since mid- 2012, offering latencies far below best in class fiber optics and often the lowest known latency available. 

SOURCE Quincy Data, LLC