london stock exchange

Computerworld UK: "The London Stock Exchange has called an urgent meeting next week with price data vendors, in an attempt to solve the serious market stock price irregularities appearing on traders' screens since the exchange launched its new trading software."

Computerworld: "The London Stock Exchange has hired 81 open source software staff for the development of the delayed Linux-based system being implemented on its cash markets."

Computerworld: "Market participants express worries that system not ready to handle more, faster algorithmic trades"

Computerworld UK: "Turquoise, the London Stock Exchange's large volume 'dark pool' trading platform, will go live on a new Linux-based platform in August or September."

Computerworld UK: "The London Stock Exchange has appointed a new chief information officer."

ITPro: "The London Stock Exchange will switch to a Linux-based platform trading system, but it's not because of a love of open source."

Computerworld UK: "But that system, known as TradElect and built by Accenture, will be replaced by an open source-based system."

Cyber Cynic: "While the LSE denied that the collapse was TradElect's fault, they also refused to explain what the problem really wa.

Sources at the LSE tell me to this day that the problem was with TradElect."

Computerworld UK: "The London Stock Exchange may dump its £40 million electronic share trading platform TradElect and cull IT staff, as the new chief executive reviews costs."