McKay Brothers International (MBI) has announced the launch of its groundbreaking service offering the lowest latency private bandwidth connectivity between London and Stockholm. By establishing a connection between the LD4 data center in London and the Stack STO01 data center in Stockholm, this new ultra-low latency service would redefine the rates at which data is sent between two key financial cities in Europe.
The LD4 data center, located in London, is a critical node for Cboe Europe, while Stockholm’s Stack STO01 is home to Nasdaq-OMX’s markets. McKay Brothers International‘s new ultra-low latency service leverages a hybrid wireless-fiber route, which significantly enhances the speed of data transmission, reportedly shaving off hundreds of microseconds compared to existing services.
In addition to these primary connections, McKay’s service would also allow for data to be transmitted and received at London’s Interxion and Telehouse North 2 data centers.
Ultra-Low Latency Networks across Europe
McKay Brothers is a major player in the global data distribution market and is renowned for having one of the largest portfolios of ultra-low latency wireless networks in Europe. Their networks, which connect key cities like London, Frankfurt, Bergamo, Zurich, and Madrid, are crucial for banks, hedge funds, and trading companies.
Notably, McKay’s London-Dublin network has the lowest latency connections to well-known crypto venues, and its London Metro service connects important UK trading locations.
In addition, McKay Brothers offers market data services, providing specific exchange data from top platforms such as the Intercontinental Exchange, Eurex, LME, Cboe Europe, and CME, guaranteeing high-speed data availability at key trading hubs across Europe. This service expansion would demonstrate MBI’s dedication to improving the worldwide infrastructure that underpins high-speed trade and financial exchanges.
