Google Cloud Launches Ultra Low Latency Solution Using Intel Processors
What happened
Google Cloud made its Ultra Low Latency Solution and U4 machine family generally available for capital markets users, including exchanges and trading firms. The bare metal systems in this offering use Intel 5th Gen Xeon processors, while the virtual machine series uses Intel 6th Gen Xeon processors. The solution is designed to support high-frequency trading workflows, including order routing and regulatory audit requirements.
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Why it matters
This launch marks Google Cloud's latest push into market infrastructure, providing cloud systems intended to match the timing predictability of physical co-location for latency-sensitive workloads. The offering combines dedicated bare metal and virtual machine options with specialized networking and storage tools.
Intel, Google, and Cadence expanded their multiyear partnership focusing on AI and cloud infrastructure through Intel Foundry.
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