About four years ago, Dave Cummings moved his trading firm’s computers from a storefront in a Kansas City suburb to buildings in New York and New Jersey that house central computers for two big electronic stock exchanges.
The move, according to the WSJ (December 15, 2006) “shave a precious fraction of a second from the time it takes Mr. Cummings’s firm to buy or sell stock on computer-based exchanges….”
On a related story, the Coto de Caza (CZ) association board of directors voted unanimously to stop received email from a former director, because : “ The association, its members, its agents and its management company have received hundreds of emails over the past few years”
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