The data consumers can rely on a single standardized set of data, provided through both streams and tables, to power their operations, analytics, and everything in between. We create the headless ...

As you’re working on your own pivot tables, you can experiment to see how added and removing fields affects the data that’s displayed. You’ll find that Excel does a great job of making ...

Once you have an understanding of Level 1, you can start to look at depth-of-book data. Sometimes called Level II data, depth-of-book refers to the full robustness of an order book.

Together, Krapivin (now a graduate student at the University of Cambridge), Farach-Colton (now at New York University) and Kuszmaul demonstrated in a January 2025 paper that this new hash table can ...