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Beeks Financial Cloud Group has announced the launch of Market Edge Intelligence, an AI and machine learning solution designed for passive monitoring of capital markets data at the network edge. The company said the service delivers real-time analytics and predictive intelligence directly within colocation facilities, with the aim of providing actionable insights for buy-side firms, brokers, market makers, exchanges, and venues.
According to Beeks, processing data at the network edge removes propagation delays and enables real-time anomaly detection through context-aware pattern analysis that considers trading calendars, market events, and infrastructure baselines. The system generates predictive alerts ahead of potential market data or infrastructure anomalies, and uses historical and live telemetry to forecast bottlenecks, capacity issues, and risk scenarios.
“How Beeks is using AI to push boundaries and transform market infrastructure”
The company said the product also offers trading signal generation, identifying arbitrage opportunities and order flow irregularities from network and order data. Beeks noted that these signals are not visible through traditional market data feeds or databases.
Gordon McArthur, CEO at Beeks Group, commented, “The launch of Market Edge Intelligence is a major milestone for the industry and a great example of how Beeks is using AI to push boundaries and transform market infrastructure. Integrating AI directly into the trading infrastructure at the network edge is a significant innovation as it enables high volume data, such as market data to be analysed in real-time, which is ideal for capital markets. Market Edge Intelligence uses AI to revolutionise passive monitoring, enabling trading firms to monitor, diagnose and optimise performance before issues arise.”
Beeks said Market Edge Intelligence is built on open, scalable architecture with integration for Kafka and QuestDB, supports major exchange protocols, and processes data locally to generate insights before latency affects trading. It can be deployed within Beeks Analytics, as a standalone system on a firm’s own data, or as a hybrid with existing tools and APIs. The company said there is no vendor lock-in and the system is available to financial services organisations globally.
ASX launches Colo OnDemand powered by Beeks
ASX recently introduced Colo OnDemand, a new infrastructure-as-a-service solution designed to provide streamlined and scalable access to Australia’s financial markets. The service connects customers to the Australian Liquidity Centre (ALC), the exchange’s primary data center and colocation facility.
The new offering is powered by Beeks Financial Cloud Group and runs on Exchange Cloud, delivering managed private cloud computing and high-performance trading infrastructure directly colocated within the ALC. ASX said the service is aimed at reducing operational complexity, cost, and latency for clients by eliminating the need to manage their own infrastructure.
ASX stated that Colo OnDemand expands its existing connectivity services and opens market access to a wider range of participants. The infrastructure is designed to provide direct connections not only to the exchange but also between participants within the ALC, allowing firms to interact in a low-latency environment.
The service is positioned to lower the barrier of entry for smaller firms that historically may have lacked the resources to support direct colocation. ASX said Colo OnDemand meets demand from segments such as buy-side traders and fintech developers who require access to market data and execution infrastructure but without the operational overhead.
