As per the terms of the multi-year agreement, Q9 will provide NYSE Technologies with secure physical infrastructure in one of its high-availability data centres.
The deal will extend the SFTI backbone into Q9’s Toronto data centre, enabling Canadian customers to directly access services over the global capital markets network.
NYSE Technologies head of infrastructure Don Brook said that co-locating in Q9’s state-of-the-art data centre further strengthens the reach and connectivity of the SFTI global trading network.
Q9 CEO Osama Arafat said that with this announcement, they further extend that reputation and enable Canadian market participants to take advantage of direct access to NYSE Technologies’ high-quality, low-latency trading network.