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August 27, 2019 - Wall Street Journal This Little Black Box Does Heavy Lifting for Wall Street As the speed and complexity required of trading desks increases, some banks, including UBS outsource some of their technology. Every day, about 10% of all orders sent to the US stock market first pass through black boxes created by a 50-person technology company, Hyannis Port Research Inc. in Needham, Mass.
WSJ: This Little Black Box Does Heavy Lifting for Wall Street
May 8, 2020 - Boston Inno - HPR pledges not to lay off employees Anthony Amicangioli, founder and CEO of Hyannis Port Research (HPR), was born into a crucible. Amicangioli's first startup experience happened just about two decades ago, at the turn of the century. He was the founder of Zetari, a startup that specialized in building equipment cloud computing before cloud computing was the staple of the software world it is today. Officially started in 1999, Zetari managed to raise $3.4 million in financing. The team had a successful working product. They demonstrated it at Interop in Las Vegas to great fanfare. Then, the dot-com bubble burst. "The beginning of 2001, I'll never forget, U.S. v. Microsoft was announced," Amicangioli recalled. "The stock market just went down and down and down. That was the dot-com blowout."
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June 26, 2020 - HPR was awarded Best Infrastructure Provider to the Sell Side in the 2020 WatersTechnology Sell Side Technology Awards.
July 9, 2020 - WatersTechnology - HPR Preps Market Data Entry with Databot The Massachusetts-based infrastructure provider is looking to become a one-stop shop in the low-latency trading space. This fall, Needham, Mass.-based HPR (formerly known as Hyannis Port Research) will roll out a new appliance for market data distribution, Databot, delivered initially as part of its Omnibot switch, for latency-sensitive trading firms to manage their market data flows. The offering, which is already in beta with a current client that is an ultra-low latency trading firm, will be available via a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) or via a software-based cloud solution.
HPR Preps Market Data Entry with Databot - WatersTechnology.com
July 12, 2020 - WatersTechnology - HPR Throws its Hat into the Market Data Arena.
Waters Wrap: The Race to the Cloud (And More on Name Changes, Reg Reporting, & Covid Data) - WatersTechnology.com
November 16, 2020 - The Trade NEWS - Wells Fargo to provide quant hedge funds with revamped trading platform In partnership with HPR, Wells Fargo is upgrading its trading platform in the latest enhancement to its prime services business. Wells Fargo has partnered with FinTech firm HPR to provide a new-look electronic trading platform for quantitative hedge funds clients. The partnership will see the banks quantitative prime services division adopt HPR's Unimus platform, which will include the use of its ultra-low latency direct market access (DMA) and pre-trade risk management solutions, to provide Wells Fargo's hedge fund clients with custom trading solutions. "HPR's scale service architecture provides the flexibility to access solutions across the latency spectrum," said Anthony Amicangioli, founder and CEO, HPR. "Wells Fargo understands the future of electronic trading and we are excited to partner with them to provide highly differentiated services on our unified Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) architecture.Â
Wells Fargo to provide quant hedge funds with revamped trading platform - The TRADE