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Your average HFT algorithm will not have time to access storage at all, let alone 10 PB of it. Back testing an HFT algo could very plausibly need 10PB, but I d
by fancyfredbot 5mo ago
Your average HFT algorithm will not have time to access storage at all, let alone 10 PB of it.
Back testing an HFT algo could very plausibly need 10PB, but I don't see that being co-located with the exchange.
- rbanffy 5mo agoWhat would be good cases for data-heavy applications in expensive places?
- fancyfredbot 5mo agoI'm not sure but I suspect that people who've run out of space in an existing data centre will be willing to pay for increased density rather than relocating.
- rbanffy 5mo agoUnless latency is at a premium. This is why I thought about HFT.