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Not necessarily. Java can be insanely performant, far more than I ever gave it credit for in the first decade of its existence. There has been a ton of optimiza
by jacquesm 8mo ago
Not necessarily. Java can be insanely performant, far more than I ever gave it credit for in the first decade of its existence. There has been a ton of optimization and you can now saturate your links even if you do fairly heavy processing. I'm still not a fan of the language but performance issues seem to be 'mostly solved'.
- nly 8mo ago"Saturating your links" is rarely the goal in HFT. You want low deterministic latency with sharp tails. If all you care about is throughput then deep pipelines + lots of threads will get you there at the cost of latency.