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Neostation® 2011

Neostation® 2011 is our flagship trading platform built from the ground up with a split personality. Speed and stability. This ultra-low latency platform performs the most demanding financial processing in the industry.

Traditional screens and Excel style grids are replaced with three dimensional environments allowing for placement of unlimited windows in 3D space.

From the front end system to the pipes, our entire stack is the solution to the financial markets.

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Neobus® 2011

Neobus® 2011 is our ultra low-latency publish, subscribe based messaging bus.

Its combination of high performance, open interfaces and rich integration capabilities make Neobus® 2011 the ideal foundation for an event-driven and real-time Service Oriented Architecture (RT-SOA).

With throughput in excess of 500,000 messages per second and one-way transmission times of less than 100 microseconds, Neobus® 2011 give our customers the speed advantage necessary to compete in todays financial markets.

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Neopipes® 2011

Neopipes® 2011 is a service bureau available to Neotick clients as an added dimension to ensure the integrity of our performance.

Through our dedication to agenda-setting performance we have gone beyond the software to address the last component of a truly advanced solution.

Located in the financial hubs of North America, Europe and Asia, Neopipes® 2011 can connect Neotick customers to a best in class network serving more than two dozen exchanges worldwide.

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Neotronic® 2011

Neotronic® 2011, the system API. This is the heart and soul of the Neotick Enterprise Solution and is by all standards, intelligent power.

Years in development, this API allows you to unleash raw power, flexibility and speed upon your trading platform.

While traditional solutions rely on a single point-to-point communications channel, Neotronic® 2011 leverages the Neobus® 2011 messaging platform to dynamically seek out the path of least resistance when communicating with exchanges.

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