Oakland – October 30, 2026 -- McKay Brothers is introducing wireless transport services that connect U.S. futures and equity markets with AWS cloud hubs in Columbus, Ohio (us-east-2) and Ashburn, Virginia (us-east-1). The company says each route will offer the lowest commercially available transport latency.

The services let customers carry their own signals and other time-sensitive data between exchanges and the two cloud hubs. Chief Operating Officer Tim Boyle said the routes give firms operating across exchange and cloud environments "equal access to fast, resilient wireless infrastructure."

Quincy Data extends its futures and equities feeds directly to Columbus and Ashburn

McKay's sister company Quincy Data is delivering its market data feeds to the same two cloud hubs. Its futures feeds from Illinois cover key U.S. equity index contracts and commodities, including metals and energies.

The offering also includes Quincy's Market Movers U.S. equities feed from New Jersey.

Routes tie Illinois and New Jersey exchange data to cloud-based risk decisions

The two wireless routes run between the Illinois and New Jersey market centers and the Ohio and Virginia AWS regions. They target firms that run trading signals and risk decisions in the cloud rather than only in exchange facilities.