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Quincy Data Launches Ultra-Low Latency Transatlantic Signal Feeds for CME Market Data

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Quincy Data has launched new Transatlantic Signal Feeds delivering critical CME market data to London, Frankfurt, and Mumbai. The service is designed to provide real-time insights into major trade events for CME futures instruments, with a one-way latency of under 24 milliseconds from Aurora, Illinois to the Slough-LD4 data centre in the UK. This positions Quincy’s service as one of the fastest available for global price discovery.

Quincy Data categorises its offerings into three types: Snapshot Feeds for normalised global data distribution, Raw Feeds optimised for high-capacity wireless use, and Signal Feeds focused on speed for remote market access. All services are offered on an equal-access basis, maintaining fairness for all subscribers.

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