2026/07/24

Say Goodbye to One System per Server: SpeedyOne Transforms Financial Trading System Deployment

Say Goodbye to One System per Server: SpeedyOne Transforms Financial Trading System Deployment

Centralized Deployment of Multiple Trading Systems Reduces Expansion and Maintenance Burdens

As financial transaction volumes and customer demand continue to grow, traditional trading environments often follow a “one trading system per server” deployment model. Each additional service typically requires additional servers, software licenses, network equipment, and data center space. This not only increases implementation costs but also adds complexity to ongoing operations and maintenance.

MDBS Digital Technology has officially launched SpeedyOne, an integrated hardware-and-software trading solution.

SpeedyOne deploys the Speedy trading system on IBM LinuxONE’s enterprise-grade computing architecture and integrates hardware, the operating system, core trading software, and the SpeedyMonitor visualized operations and maintenance platform. By enabling multiple trading systems to be centrally deployed within a single architecture, SpeedyOne improves deployment flexibility and scalability.

Delivering a Low-Latency, Highly Stable, and Easy-to-Manage Trading Environment

Delivering a Low-Latency, Highly Stable, and Easy-to-Manage Trading Environment

Financial trading systems must not only respond quickly but also maintain system stability and consistent trade execution.

SpeedyOne runs the Speedy trading system, which is natively developed in C++, on IBM LinuxONE. This reduces performance loss caused by additional intermediary layers and takes advantage of LinuxONE’s high-capacity cache and I/O processing capabilities to support the needs of securities trading, futures trading, high-net-worth clients, and high-frequency trading.

Built around the core principles of low latency, high stability, and ease of management, SpeedyOne helps financial institutions reduce the risks associated with hardware performance bottlenecks and equipment failures. It also enables institutions to maintain system performance and service quality as transaction volumes increase.

Reducing Redundant Infrastructure and Improving Long-Term Cost Efficiency

Under traditional trading system architectures, hardware, licensing, maintenance, and data center costs generally increase with the number of deployed systems.

Through centralized deployment and flexible resource allocation, SpeedyOne reduces the need for duplicated equipment, maintenance services, and data center space, helping financial institutions improve long-term cost efficiency.

Early-Bird Upgrade Program for Existing Customers

Early-Bird Upgrade Program for Existing Customers

To help existing Speedy customers reduce the barriers to system upgrades and implementation, MDBS Digital Technology has also introduced an early-bird upgrade program for SpeedyOne.

For orders completed by December 31, 2026, existing Speedy licenses for x86 environments may be applied toward a partial reduction in license fees, depending on the selected implementation plan.

The actual amount of the license credit will be calculated based on the number of existing licenses and the selected deployment plan. For detailed eligibility requirements and implementation information, please contact the MDBS Digital Technology service team.

The Next Stop: Financial AI — Lobster Village and OWL AI to Debut on August 21

MDBS Digital Technology will hold “AI : The Brain of Tomorrow.” on August 21, featuring fintech applications including Lobster Village and OWL AI.

The event will extend SpeedyOne’s overall strategy from financial trading infrastructure to comprehensive financial AI solutions.

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