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Avelacom Launches JPX Connectivity Solutions

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Avelacom, a low latency connectivity and infrastructure provider, has launched colocation and network services with Japan Exchange Group (JPX) and has become one of the exchange’s arrownet-Global Partner Network vendors. Avelacom has been increasing its presence in Tokyo over the past four years, by opening a branch office in Tokyo, operating points-of-presence (PoPs) in several data centres, and obtaining permission from the local telecommunications authority to provide telecommunications services in Japan. Customers both inside and outside of Japan can now directly access JPX’s exchanges and markets in cash equities, commodities, and derivatives via Avelacom’s connectivity solutions.

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