euNetworks Updates UK Fiber Routes

Ultra-low-latency network route launched from key data centers in Slough, west of London, to financial exchanges in the City

September 1, 2010

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LONDON -- euNetworks Group Limited (SGX: H23.SI), announced it has launched the first phase of an overlay network, dedicated exclusively to the needs of the financial community. The network platform is supported by dedicated fibre and dedicated optronics, ensuring euNetworks’ euTrade services provide the lowest possible latency. As a company who specialises in designing, engineering and building ultra low latency connectivity networks, deploying a network exclusively for the finance market is a natural step in continuing to support the bandwidth needs of the financial services community. Optimising fibre routes, avoiding unnecessary Carrier Points of Presence (PoPs) and deploying latest generation optical transmission equipment has enabled industry leading latencies for direct exchange-to-exchange connectivity, a key requirement for the trading market today.

As part of a network development programme underway, euNetworks has launched a new ultra low latency route running from Slough in West London to key financial exchanges and data centres in the City of London. euNetworks has reduced the latency on this critical route by over 20% and is now providing sub 50 microsecond round trip connections between Slough and sites in the City of London.

This new route enables further availability of the euTrade service portfolio which delivers tailored solutions with on-demand connectivity between all major Stock Exchanges and clearing houses across Europe. Ranging from dedicated fibre, to wavelengths, and Ethernet based services, euTrade delivers pre-installed capacity for quick turn-up to bespoke solutions on optimised routes for the lowest possible latency.

euNetworks Group Ltd.

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