Options Technology (Options), the leading provider of trading infrastructure solutions to capital markets firms, announced major upgrades to its Global Layer 1 switching network, completing the integration of its ultra-low latency switching fabric with the firm’s AtlasVision monitoring tool and cutting-edge automation platform, Trident.
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Options ultra-low latency (ULL) Layer 1 connectivity to key markets utilises a one hop architecture for both market data (multicast) and order entry (unicast), delivering some of the lowest network latencies available between major data centers and the world’s leading exchanges and trading venues. The adoption of Arista’s Extended Operating System (EOS) completes the integration of this important technology into AtlasVision, and Trident, providing a single unified view over the entire Layer 1 fabric.
AtlasVision is Options’ real-time network monitoring and observability platform, providing deep, path-level visibility into every link and port across the global network. With the EOS integration, AtlasVision now ingests native telemetry directly from the switching fabric, enabling real-time measurement of latency, jitter, packet loss, multicast stream health and port-level performance for every client connection. This gives clients, and the Options operations team, immediate end-to-end visibility into the performance of their market data feeds and order entry paths, across all venues.
Trident is Options network automation platform, which manages configuration, provisioning and change management across the Layer 1 infrastructure. It enables standardized, policy-driven configuration and automated provisioning of new client connections, reducing the risk and turnaround of change windows while ensuring that configurations across the global network remain consistent and audit-ready.
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