Chicago is home to the world’s largest derivatives exchanges, when a stock moves in Chicago it is literally a matter of time before it drives price movements on other exchanges around the world.

Latency sensitive traders make $billions by trading on data raced from Chicago to other exchanges, igniting price movements that start nanoseconds after their first trade is placed, so they have to be on the quickest networks to compete.

Today’s quickest networks cross oceans via submarine fibre, which is slow, or via short-wave radio, which is less reliable and limited to kbps.

Quicker than both is ANGEL; an IP protected ultra-low latency satellite constellation connecting Chicago to London and Chicago to Tokyo, the gateways to the European and Asian markets, an opportunity worth $billions.

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