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China to relocate HFT servers by 2026 to boost market fairness, adding minor latency.
Chinese regulators are forcing high-frequency trading firms to move servers from exchange data centers in Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen to third-party facilities by late 2026, aiming to reduce speed advantages and improve market fairness.
The shift, part of broader oversight of algorithmic trading, may add two milliseconds of latency, affecting high-speed strategies.
Major global firms like Citadel Securities, Jane Street, and Jump Trading are impacted, though disruptions are expected to be minimal.
The move follows tighter rules on margin trading and foreign ETF activity, reflecting increased scrutiny of market access and infrastructure.
China reubicará los servidores de HFT para 2026 para impulsar la equidad del mercado, agregando una menor latencia.