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SIX Swiss Interbank Clearing Network from SIX

Provides high-speed, secure, and low-latency communication for interbank transactions and trading across Swiss and international financial markets, including access to key exchanges.

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Low-Latency Network Infrastructure for Trading Desk

High-performance networking hardware including servers, switches, and specialized cables designed to minimize transaction processing delays for high-frequency trading operations.
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Network Performance
(3 Yes /3 Known /14 Possible features)

Hardware and Physical Layer
(1 Yes /1 Known /14 Possible features)

Reliability and Availability
(4 Yes /4 Known /13 Possible features)

Security
(8 Yes /8 Known /13 Possible features)

Management and Monitoring
(3 Yes /3 Known /13 Possible features)

Scalability and Flexibility
(3 Yes /3 Known /12 Possible features)

Compliance and Regulatory Support
(2 Yes /2 Known /12 Possible features)

Integration and Interoperability
(3 Yes /3 Known /12 Possible features)

Performance Tuning and Optimization
(0 Yes /0 Known /12 Possible features)

Vendor Support and Services
(1 Yes /1 Known /12 Possible features)

Cost Efficiency and Total Cost of Ownership
(0 Yes /0 Known /12 Possible features)

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Network Latency The time it takes for data to travel from source to destination across the network.		No information available
Packet Loss Rate Fraction of data packets lost during transmission across the network.		No information available
Jitter Variation in packet delay at the destination node.		No information available
Bandwidth Total amount of data that can be transmitted per unit time.		No information available
Deterministic Routing Ability to ensure consistent and predictable path selection for data packets.		Interbank clearing networks require deterministic routing for financial messaging.
Quality of Service (QoS) Support Prioritization of different types of network traffic for optimized performance.		Low-latency financial networks must support QoS for prioritized message delivery (e.g., payments, confirmations, etc.).
Zero Packet Reordering Guarantees in-sequence packet delivery for real-time data integrity.		No information available
Congestion Management Mechanisms to detect and control congestion in network traffic.		No information available
Time Synchronization Precision clock synchronization across network devices for accurate timestamping.		No information available
Multicast Capability Ability to efficiently distribute market data to multiple endpoints simultaneously.		No information available
Hardware Timestamping Ability of network hardware to apply precise timestamps to packets.		No information available
Flow Control Protocols Protocols that manage data transmission to avoid congestion and data loss.		No information available
Redundant Network Paths Backup network routes for resilience against hardware/failure.		Redundant network paths are standard for interbank financial networks to ensure resilience.
Network Interface Card (NIC) Offload Features Specialized hardware features in NICs that accelerate packet processing.		No information available

High-Speed Switches Switches designed for wire-speed packet switching with minimal internal delay.		No information available
Low-Latency Network Interface Cards (NICs) NICs specifically designed for rapid data transfer and packet processing.		No information available
Specialized Cables (e.g., Fiber, Twinax) Use of low-latency, high-bandwidth cables to connect servers and switches.		No information available
Direct Market Access (DMA) Hardware Dedicated devices that provide direct physical connections to exchanges for order routing.		No information available
Server Proximity (Colocation) Deployment of servers in close physical proximity to exchange venues.		Server proximity (colocation) is provided at Swiss exchanges and financial centers.
Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) Support Incorporation of programmable hardware accelerators for processing specific tasks.		No information available
Redundant Power Supplies Backup power for critical network hardware to ensure uninterrupted performance.		No information available
Cooling Solutions Advanced cooling systems to maintain optimal operating temperatures for equipment.		No information available
Chassis Density Ability to support a high number of server/networking interfaces in minimal physical space.		No information available
Cable Management Organizational structures for reducing signal interference and maintenance efforts.		No information available
Hot-Swappable Components Ability to replace hardware modules without shutting down systems.		No information available
Shielded Racks Physical protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI).		No information available
Server Specification (CPU speed/cores) Performance metrics of trading servers handling critical processes.		No information available
Low Profile Hardware Footprint Design focus on minimal hardware footprint for efficient utilization of space.		No information available

Uptime Guarantee Promised percentage of operational time for network infrastructure.		No information available
Automatic Failover Automatic switch to backup resources if primary components fail.		No information available
Disaster Recovery Solutions Comprehensive procedures and infrastructure for quick recovery from major incidents.		SIX provides disaster recovery and business continuity as part of its network services.
Redundant Power & Networking Multiple power and network paths to prevent single point of failure.		Redundant power and networking is a default requirement for financial market infrastructure.
Mean Time To Repair (MTTR) Average time taken to restore a failed component or system.		No information available
Service Level Agreements (SLAs) Formalized performance and uptime promises from vendors.		SIX provides SLAs as financial market critical infrastructure.
Geo-Redundancy Availability of remote failover sites in different locations.		No information available
Data Backup Frequency How often critical trading data is backed up.		No information available
Hardware Health Monitoring Continuous monitoring of device status and pre-failure alerts.		No information available
Firmware and Software Auto-Updates Automated application of security and functional updates with minimal downtime.		No information available
Spare Components Inventory Availability of backup components for rapid replacement.		No information available
24/7 Support Continuous technical support for issue resolution.		Financial network infrastructure provides 24/7 support; required by regulators and participants.
Rack Security Integration Physical locking and intrusion alerts for hardware racks.		No information available

Network Segmentation Logical separation of network parts for risk containment.		Network segmentation is standard for interbank and trading networks to isolate risk.
Traffic Encryption Use of protocols such as TLS/IPsec to secure data in transit.		Traffic encryption is required by banking regulators.
DDoS Mitigation Active defense against distributed denial of service attacks.		DDoS mitigation is standard for high-value payment rails.
Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS) Detection and blocking of unauthorized network activities.		No information available
Firewall Integration Implementation of hardware/software firewalls at all external and internal perimeter points.		Firewall integration is part of all financial infrastructure networks.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) Granting permissions to users based on their roles.		Role-based access control is essential for both compliance and operational security.
Physical Security Controls Physical barriers, biometric access, and monitoring around network hardware.		Physical security controls are a requirement for financial data centers.
Secure Boot and Firmware Integrity Protection against unauthorized firmware and software modifications.		No information available
Comprehensive Logging Detailed records of network and system activities for audits and forensics.		Comprehensive logging is required for audit and regulatory compliance in interbank networks.
Real-Time Alerts and Reporting Instant notifications of any security incidents for prompt response.		Real-time alerts/reporting are standard in market infrastructure.
Endpoint Security Integration Security monitoring for each connected device.		No information available
Network Access Control (NAC) Verification of devices and users before allowing network access.		No information available
Log Retention Period Number of days or months activity logs are retained for compliance.		No information available

Network Management System (NMS) Integration Compatibility with centralized monitoring and management solutions.		NMS integration is a baseline for operational management in critical networks.
Real-Time Network Analytics Continuous evaluation of network performance and bottlenecks.		Real-time network analytics is marketed by SIX for availability and performance.
Configurable Alerts User-defined alarms for network events and thresholds.		No information available
Historic Data Analysis Ability to analyze and trend past network performance data.		No information available
Remote Management Capability Administration of network devices from remote locations.		Remote management capability is required for financial infrastructure providers.
Automated Configuration Backups Scheduled and on-demand backup of device settings.		No information available
API Access Programmable interfaces for custom integrations and automation.		No information available
Role-Based Admin Controls Granular administrative rights for configuration and monitoring.		No information available
Performance Dashboard Centralized graphical view of network health and metrics.		No information available
Change Management Logging Tracking of all configuration changes and responsible users.		No information available
Automated Network Discovery Automatic detection and mapping of connected devices.		No information available
SNMP Support Support for Simple Network Management Protocol for monitoring.		No information available
User Access Audit Trails Detailed logs of user activities for accountability.		No information available

Modular Hardware Design Hardware that can be incrementally expanded or upgraded.		No information available
Horizontal Scaling Capability Easy addition of servers and network capacity by scaling out.		Financial networks like SIX must support horizontal scaling as volumes/participants grow.
Flexible Network Topology Support for various layouts, such as mesh, leaf-spine, or star.		No information available
Multi-Vendor Compatibility Interoperability with different hardware or software providers.		No information available
Support for Virtualization Ability to support virtual network appliances and environments.		No information available
Rapid Provisioning Time Time required to bring new resources online.		No information available
Policy-Driven Automation Dynamic allocation or reconfiguration based on pre-set rules or triggers.		No information available
Support for Hybrid Environments Integration of on-premise and cloud components within the network.		No information available
Programmable Network Fabric Ability to define or change network behavior through APIs or software.		Programmable fabric is increasingly standard for low-latency and secure interbank connectivity.
Elastic Bandwidth Allocation Dynamically increase or decrease bandwidth allocation as needed.		No information available
Load Balancing Ability to distribute network workload across multiple paths or servers.		Load balancing is standard for high-availability infrastructure.
Site Interconnectivity Support for scalable connectivity between multiple trading locations.		No information available

MiFID II/SEC/FINRA Ready Infrastructure aligned with current international trading regulations.		SIX Clearing is MiFID II/FINMA/SEC aligned as regulated infrastructure.
Audit Log Retention Long-term storage of logs and activity records, as required by compliance rules.		No information available
Automated Compliance Reporting Tools for generating required disclosures and reports for regulators.		SIX provides automated regulatory reporting per European/Swiss compliance requirements.
Data Retention Policies Ability to configure data storage and deletion according to specific legal requirements.		No information available
Change Logging for Compliance Record of all changes with timestamps and responsible party.		No information available
Trade Surveillance Integration Ability to connect to trade monitoring and detection solutions.		No information available
Legal Hold Support Measures to prevent deletion/modification of records under investigation.		No information available
Encrypted Data Archiving Secure, long-term archiving of sensitive records.		No information available
Policy Management Console Centralized tool for enforcing security and compliance policies.		No information available
User Certification Workflows Periodic review and recertification of users and their rights.		No information available
Access Review Automation Automated notifications and tracking for required periodic access reviews.		No information available
E-Discovery Tools Capability to search, collect, and export data for legal inquiries.		No information available

FIX Protocol Support Support for Financial Information eXchange protocol for trading communications.		No information available
API Integration Ability to connect to custom or third-party software via APIs.		No information available
Low-Latency Market Data Feeds Direct access to real-time data streams from exchanges.		Low-latency market data feeds supported for trading venues: described on product site.
Inter-Exchange Connectivity Connections to multiple trading venues for order routing and data.		Inter-exchange connectivity provided (Swiss, European, and some international venues).
Order Management System (OMS) Integration Compatibility with OMS for seamless trade workflow.		No information available
Risk Management System Integration Connection with risk analytics platforms for pre-trade and real-time checks.		No information available
Support for Legacy Systems Ability to interface with older infrastructure components.		No information available
Scripting/Automation Hooks Enabling user-defined scripts or workflows.		No information available
Pre-Built Connectors Ready-made integration modules for popular platforms.		No information available
Multilanguage SDK Support Software development kits in common programming languages (e.g., Python, C++, Java).		No information available
WebSocket/Streaming Support Persistent data streams to client applications.		No information available
Data Format Compatibility Interoperability with various file and message formats (e.g., XML, JSON, CSV).		Data format compatibility, including FIX, ISO, and custom financial formats, is supported.

Cut-Through Switching Switching method where forwarding begins before entire packet is received, reducing latency.		No information available
Low-Latency Transceivers Use of specialized network transceivers designed for speed.		No information available
Dynamic Buffer Management Automatic adjustment of buffer sizes for traffic bursts.		No information available
Process Affinity Tuning Pinning processes or threads to specific CPU cores to reduce scheduling delays.		No information available
Custom Network Drivers Usage of tuned or vendor-supplied drivers for enhanced throughput.		No information available
Packet Coalescing Control Options to minimize delay by controlling data aggregation in drivers or hardware.		No information available
Jumbo Frame Support Ability to send larger packets to reduce CPU overhead.		No information available
Interrupt Coalescing Settings Fine-tuning of hardware interrupts for network cards.		No information available
NUMA Optimization Optimizing memory access patterns for Non-Uniform Memory Access hardware.		No information available
BIOS/UEFI Configuration Adjustments of firmware settings for optimal network performance.		No information available
Throughput Benchmarks Documented test results for packets per second or other performance metrics.		No information available
System Latency Benchmarks Published test results for system round-trip or tick-to-trade delays.		No information available

Dedicated Technical Account Manager Designated point of contact for escalations and strategic planning.		No information available
Onsite Deployment Services Vendor-provided assistance during hardware and software installations.		No information available
24x7 Critical Support Round-the-clock assistance for system-impacting incidents.		As a core financial infrastructure, 24x7 support is a fundamental part of the service.
SLAs for Support Response Guaranteed maximum times for first response and fix for critical incidents.		No information available
Training & Certification Programs Formal courses for internal staff on usage and troubleshooting.		No information available
Firmware/Software Update Frequency Regularity of vendor-released updates/fixes.		No information available
Proactive Health Monitoring Service Vendor's monitoring and reporting on customer infrastructure's health.		No information available
Advanced Replacement for Defective Hardware Commitment to ship replacements before defective parts are returned.		No information available
Knowledge Base Access Self-service resources for troubleshooting and best practices.		No information available
Custom Engineering Support Access to dedicated engineering staff for advanced customization.		No information available
User Community Portal Online forum for peer advice and sharing experiences.		No information available
Periodic Account Reviews Scheduled meetings to review service quality and future needs.		No information available

Initial Hardware/Software Cost Total upfront cost for procurement and installation.		No information available
Annual Maintenance Fees Ongoing support, warranty, and subscription costs per year.		No information available
Energy Consumption Average power usage of network infrastructure.		No information available
Upgrade costs Cost to scale or upgrade capacity in the future.		No information available
Efficiency of Resource Utilization Ratio of maximum to typical utilization of network hardware.		No information available
Rack Space Utilization Physical space required per unit of performance.		No information available
Operational Overhead Staffing and administration costs required for ongoing management.		No information available
Lifecycle Duration Expected useful lifetime before mandatory refresh.		No information available
Warranty Coverage Length Duration of included vendor coverage for failures.		No information available
Remote Management Reducing Travel/Onsite Visits Potential to lower travel and field engineering costs.		No information available
Environmental Certifications Energy efficiency or green standards met (e.g., ENERGY STAR, RoHS).		No information available
Capacity Value per Dollar Ratio of throughput or network performance to unit investment.		No information available

SIX Swiss Interbank Clearing Network from SIX

Product analysis by function

Low-Latency Network Infrastructure for Trading Desk

Network Performance (3 Yes /3 Known /14 Possible features)

Hardware and Physical Layer (1 Yes /1 Known /14 Possible features)

Reliability and Availability (4 Yes /4 Known /13 Possible features)

Security (8 Yes /8 Known /13 Possible features)

Management and Monitoring (3 Yes /3 Known /13 Possible features)

Scalability and Flexibility (3 Yes /3 Known /12 Possible features)

Compliance and Regulatory Support (2 Yes /2 Known /12 Possible features)

Integration and Interoperability (3 Yes /3 Known /12 Possible features)

Performance Tuning and Optimization (0 Yes /0 Known /12 Possible features)

Vendor Support and Services (1 Yes /1 Known /12 Possible features)

Cost Efficiency and Total Cost of Ownership (0 Yes /0 Known /12 Possible features)