Analysis: Linux emerging behind the securities market

Article title: Analysis: Linux, which is emerging behind the securities market. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Recently, the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) announced that its system has been moved to the red hat RHEL system to prepare for its next-generation Arrowhead trading system.

In the past few years, many systems in the securities and exchange market have gradually moved to the red hat RHEL. for example, both the Chicago Stock Exchange and the New York pan-European exchange have been transferred to the RHEL system in, the German exchange, the London exchange, and many other stock markets have begun to use red hat or other Linux systems. Linux has become a hot operating system in the securities market.

Prior to this, the Securities and Exchange system was mainly running on Unix systems. Fujitsu, the hardware vendor that will work with RedHat and the Tokyo Stock Exchange, is the last manufacturer of the iSCSI system. In this partnership, Intel processors will be used to address the needs of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The Arrowhead system uses the Fujitsu data center-level PRIMEQUEST server and Intel processor-based PRIMERGY server.

It seems that Fujitsu is abandoning the names of both Linux and Linux. Although Oracle said it would continue to support Solaris, how long does it last when its hardware partners began to abandon Solaris? Just recently, Oracle changed the Solaris license agreement, and Solaris10 was unable to download without registration, and its free use period was limited to 90 days. This will allow more users to embrace Linux.

This shift in the securities market shows that they recognize the stability, security, and performance of Linux systems. In the next three to five years, we may see more exchange systems in Linux.