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Latency is the amount of time that passes between a user request and its fulfilment. Even seemingly instantaneous processes involve detectable delays. The reduction of such delays has emerged as a key commercial objective.
The ability of a computing system or network to respond with the least amount of time is known as low latency. Depending on the use case, various low latency measures are used based on requirement.
The Global Low latency switching market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
Arista Launches Low Latency Switches Aimed at Financial Sector.Arista Networks, a provider of high performance networks, has introduced two new devices with the goal of bringing low latency switching to the financial services sector.
In this industry, latency is key, and even little performance variations can have a significant effect on revenue and competitive differentiation.
The business’s latest products expand the 7130 family. A small, one-rack unit (RU) switch, the 7130LBR is based on Broadcom’s Jericho 2 technology. The second switch employs the Intel Tofino processor and is a 2 RU model, the 7130B.
Both utilise full-featured layer two (L2) and layer three (L3) switching, open programmability, and layer one (L1) connection. They both run Arista’s EOS operating system for software. The switches, as was already noted, are made specifically for financial services companies to aid in lowering the complexity and latency of trading networks.