Tackling High-Reliability, High-Performance Systems on Linux — A Japanese-Style OSS Collaboration to Win Global Competition
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Describes the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s high-reliability, high-performance stock trading platform “arrowhead” built and running on Linux, and explains how the exchange and system vendors collaborate using a Japanese-style OSS cooperation model to adapt the platform for market changes and economic needs.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 12:05Fujitsu's Initiatives Toward Linux Application
- 19:08Continuous Efforts for Technological Innovation Following Arrowhead
- 21:52Joint Efforts by Both Companies Toward Next-Generation Arrowhead
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