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I believe so, yes. In fairness, though, it may not have been MS' fault - crappy programming is crappy, no matter the underlying OS. And Linux fanboys should wa
by JoachimSchipper 16y ago
I believe so, yes.
In fairness, though, it may not have been MS' fault - crappy programming is crappy, no matter the underlying OS. And Linux fanboys should wait to see if the new system has roll-out issues...
- nodata 16y agoIf I remember correctly, the LSE brought in Microsoft themselves to fix the problems. And Microsoft couldn't.
- dhyasama 16y agoSource?
- recoiledsnake 16y agoI doubt they could fix architectural issues that permeated from the very beginning after the fact.
- gaius 16y agoAgreed, Accenture code can make any OS slow.
- anarcticpuffin 16y agoI agree. At these speeds it has less to with OS and/or language and has more to do with smart programming decisions. PS - Singapore Stock Exchange quotes a faster latency than Nasdaq and LSE: http://www.a-teamgroup.com/article/voltaire-powering-fastest-stock-trading-engine-sgx-reach-for-the-singapore-exchange-sgx/ http://www.a-teamgroup.com/article/voltaire-powering-fastest...