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Optiver
@OptiverGlobal
A global tech- and research-driven trading firm where ideas become breakthroughs in global markets.
optiver.com
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    Optiver
    @OptiverGlobal
    Jul 31
    We're partnering with @explainingmrkts on an AI competition where participants build systems that respond to live earnings announcements and are evaluated against subsequent market outcomes. As John Zhu, Head of AI Lab, puts it: "Earnings announcements are a genuinely hard
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    Optiver partners with Explaining Markets: an AI systems competition
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    Optiver
    @OptiverGlobal
    Jul 31
    Congratulations to the @memxtrading team on announcing the combination of MEMX and BOX, together with TMX Group's strategic investment. We invested in MEMX because we believe greater competition makes markets better. In the years since, MEMX has shown that new entrants can bring
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    Optiver
    @OptiverGlobal
    Jul 30
    Great two days at @dataengbytes Sydney 💥 Insightful conversations on latency, #data pipelines and reliability at scale, from hearing how other teams tackle data problems to sharing how we do it at Optiver. Thanks to everyone who stopped by our stand and joined our talk on
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    Optiver
    @OptiverGlobal
    Jul 23
    A microsecond of latency could determine a trading outcome. This kind of precision takes more than fast code, it requires infrastructure engineered for reliability at scale. Engineering team leads, Tom and Waleed, explores the engineering behind Optiver's trading platforms at
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    Optiver
    @OptiverGlobal
    Jul 20
    Rebuilding a trading system from scratch sounds like a last resort until the thing that gave you flexibility a few years ago is the thing slowing you down today. Latency and fast iteration of trading ideas pull on each other. A stack that's easy to experiment in tends to grow
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