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Near realtime: JP Morgan & Maxeler

Wednesday 7th December 2011
Courtesy: Maxeler Technologies and JP Morgan

The FPGA of HPC technology wins the prize for 'Most Cutting Edge IT Initiative' at the American Financial Technology Awards 2011 for JP Morgan with its new Maxeler system. JP Morgan uses mainly C++ for its pure analytical models and Python programming for the facilitation. For the new Maxeler system, it flattened the C++ code down to a Java code.

In July, JP Morgan was able to run risk analysis and price its global credit portfolio in near real-time after implementing application-led, High Performance Computing (HPC) capabilities developed by Maxeler Technologies. The investment bank worked with HPC solutions provider Maxeler Technologies to develop an application-led, HPC system based on Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) technology that would allow it to run complex banking algorithms on its credit book faster.

In November, Maxeler's Maximum Performance Computing, was recognised in the annual HPCwire Readers’ and Editor’s Choice Awards at the 2011 International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis (SC ‘11), in Seattle, Washington.

Maxeler Technologies solution for accelerating risk models at JP Morgan took Editor's Choice for best use of HPC in financial services: as well as the HPC Job Bank 2011 Platinum Employer Award.

 

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