Recently, Wu Jiang, deputy general manager of Kingstar, led the main leaders of the FPGA low-latency, terminal and distributed teams to the Wuhan R&D Center of Zhongke Yushu for inspection and research. The two parties conducted in-depth discussions on low-latency technology and conducted cooperative discussions on FPGA localization results and high-performance development platforms. Taking this exchange as a starting point, both parties will give full play to their respective advantages, enhance their technological innovation capabilities and product competitiveness in the field of low latency, and further strengthen their service capabilities for customers in the securities and futures industry.
KPU SWIFT-2200N Pro is an ultra-low latency DPU card launched by Zhongke Yushu based on the ultra-low latency underlying technology of the DPU core. It is also the first domestic standard network card product to be successfully mass-produced, filling a gap in the domestic market. After joint development and testing by Kingstar's low-latency team and Zhongke Yushu, Zhongke Yushu's KPU SWIFT-2200N Pro ultra-low-latency DPU card is fully compatible with Kingstar's core low-latency product Quinn Speedy Market System. By simulating a variety of business scenarios and conducting high-intensity and high-voltage performance tests, the Quinn Speed Quote System has been running stably for 14 days, and all performance indicators have met business requirements.
In terms of latency performance, Kingstar's core low-latency product Quinn Extreme Quote System is based on two different protocols, TCP and UDP, in InstantA ultra-low latency mode in a server environment equipped with KPU SWIFT-2200N Pro ultra-low latency DPU card. , demonstrating continued leading full-link latency performance under real business loads (1/2 RTT performance indicators are shown in the figure below).
In the follow-up, Zhongke Yushu will further deepen technical cooperation with Kingstar Quin's rapid market research and development team, integrate the technical advantages of both parties, and based on the NDPP ultra-low latency computing development platform, the market business will sink to the underlying hardware platform to achieve market acceleration and meet the ultimate business needs. The low-latency requirements jointly help financial institutions create differentiated low-latency services, help institutional customers build diversified trading strategies, and help enterprises accelerate digital transformation and innovation and upgrades.