This article examines the engineering principles behind our microsecond decision framework.

Traditional trading algorithms face a fundamental dilemma: too little memory leads to myopic decision-making, while too much creates signal dilution and computational inefficiency.

Elon Musk's xAI recently made waves with Grok, an AI chatbot marketed as having a more "rebellious" and less censored personality compared to competitors like ChatGPT. While not fully uncensored, Grok's positioning as more open and transparent about controversial topics raises interesting questions for specialized AI systems in finance.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the trading industry, enabling firms to execute high-speed transactions, analyze vast datasets, and optimize financial strategies in ways that were previously impossible.

Why More Market Data Isn't Always Better

In the world of artificial intelligence, some of the most successful AI companies didn’t start with chatbots or robotics. They started with something even more demanding: trading.