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Avelacom expands US-Mexico trading connectivity with new PoPs

By Estrella QianDecember 17, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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  • Avelacom expands its network infrastructure with new Points of Presence (PoPs) in the US and Mexico, enhancing low-latency trading connectivity.
  • The expansion aims to improve reliability and resilience for financial institutions, enabling faster, more secure trading operations across North America.

What happened: Avelacom enhances low-latency connectivity between US and Mexico

Avelacom, a low-latency network solutions provider, has expanded its infrastructure by deploying two new Points of Presence (PoPs) and upgrading existing connections to improve interconnectivity between the US and Mexican financial markets. The expansion includes new PoPs at the KIO 2 data centre in Mexico and the Equinix NY1 data centre in New York. Avelacom also upgraded PoPs at multiple Equinix data centres in Miami, New York, Ashburn, and Chicago.

This move aims to enhance the reliability and resilience of trading operations, providing faster and more secure connectivity for financial institutions across North America. The new low-latency routes are designed to support seamless, real-time trading, particularly as 2025 is expected to bring higher market volatility. Avelacom’s CEO, Aleksey Larichev, emphasized the company’s commitment to high-performance services that help clients react quickly to market changes. This focus strengthens Avelacom’s position in global financial markets.

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Why it is important

Avelacom’s expansion of its network infrastructure with new Points of Presence (PoPs) in the US and Mexico is a critical development for the financial services sector. The upgrades improve low-latency connectivity between key trading hubs, ensuring faster, more reliable connections for financial institutions. This is particularly vital as market volatility is expected to increase in 2025, making real-time data transmission essential for effective trading.

Avelacom adds PoPs in Mexico and New York to meet growing demand for high-performance networks in financial markets. The new PoPs improve order execution speed, reduce latency, and give traders a competitive edge. This expansion builds on Avelacom’s infrastructure upgrades in Europe and East Asia, ensuring high-quality, secure services. Clients can now execute trades seamlessly, respond faster to market changes, and maintain efficient operations across North America.

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Estrella Qian

Estrella is an intern reporter at BTW Media, having studied IHRM at University of Reading. She specializes in IT infrastructure and AI. You can reach out to her at estrella.qian@btw.media.

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