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Quantum tech can increase trading speed by 15% to 20%

FinovateEurope 2024

Vaidik TrivedibyVaidik Trivedi
February 29, 2024
in Risk & Security
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Quantum tech provider Quantum Dice has developed hardware to make financial services operations faster and more efficient.   The Oxford, U.K.-based company’s hardware can increase the accuracy in statistical modeling, speeding processes like trading activities and risk assessment by 15% to 20%, Annika Moslein, technical project manager at Quantum Dice, told Bank Automation News Feb. […]

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