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Super Micro Computer, in collaboration with Intel and Micron, has developed a new system that set a record in the STAC-M3 benchmark test. This system is designed specifically for the financial services sector, focusing on real-time quantitative trading, utilizing Super Micro's petabyte-level servers, Intel Xeon 6 processors, Micron 9550 SSDs, and DDR5 memory. Micron Vice President Alvaro Toledo stated that microsecond-level speed differences are crucial for securities trading. The test results showed that the system achieved low latency under high load, enhancing trading efficiency. Super Micro Computer's stock price rose by 1.53%, Intel increased by 5%, and Micron went up by 0.82%
According to Zhitong Finance APP, Super Micro Computer Inc. (SMCI.US) has collaborated with Intel (INTC.US) and Micron Technology (MU.US) to create a new system. This system set a record in the STAC-M3 benchmark test, which is a suite used to test the high-speed analysis performance of time-sensitive market data, particularly suitable for applications in the financial services sector.
The benchmark test focuses on real-time quantitative trading, using simulated market buy and sell quotes and settlement transaction data for thousands of assets. It is a full-stack benchmark test that covers all aspects, including computing, storage, networking, and software in a multi-user environment.
This system is built using Super Micro Computer's petascale (PB-level) servers, Intel Xeon 6 processors, Micron 9550 SSDs, and DDR5 memory, along with KX Software's kdb+ database, and the testing was completed at the STAC Summit held in New York City.
Alvaro Toledo, Vice President and General Manager of Micron's Core Data Center Business Unit in the Americas, stated: "In the fast-changing market, a microsecond difference in securities trading can mean millions of dollars in profit variation, making speed the most critical 'currency.'
In the audited STAC-M3 test, the Micron 9550 NVMe SSD and DDR5 RDIMM achieved extremely low and stable latency under high I/O load and compute-intensive operations, enabling unprecedented speed in transforming market data into actionable insights. Our technical collaboration with Super Micro Computer, Intel, and KX Software not only broke performance records but also provided traders with the core advantages needed for success."
In Tuesday's market trading, Super Micro Computer's stock price rose by 1.53%, Intel's stock price climbed by 5%, and Micron Technology's stock price increased slightly by 0.82%
