New York Stock Exchange Chooses Juniper for Next-Generation Datacenters

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The NYSE Euronext corporation operates multiple securities exchanges, most notably Euronext and the New York Stock Exchange. It has grown significantly over the past five years through rising trading volumes and the acquisition of multiple exchanges. These changes and industry shifts to electronic trading necessitate the building of two new datacenters in North America and Europe, scheduled to come online in 2010. The merged companies had a mix of network equipment from Cisco and Nortel in the campus and datacenter networks. A Juniper-based WAN architecture used in North America has already been duplicated in Europe.

On the business front, NYSE CEO Duncan Niederauer commented that historically, the trading floor and offices at 11 Wall Street in New York City were viewed as the company's greatest asset. By the end of 2010, 11 Wall Street will be the company's third most important asset after the two new datacenters in New Jersey and London. In addition, the role of an exchange is likely to evolve significantly over the 15- to 20- year life span of a datacenter, requiring planning to assume levels of scale and speed we can barely imagine today.

This IDC Buyer Case Study examines the decision of NYSE Euronext to choose Juniper Networks as the primary supplier for the company's datacenter, Ethernet switching, and routing needs. Read on to learn more about how Juniper Networks is bringing the New York Stock Exchange into the twenty-first century.

Vendor:
Juniper Networks, Inc.
Posted:
Feb 8, 2021
Published:
Jul 11, 2009
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Type:
Case Study
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