Quantum computing and AI won't just be nice-to-haves in trading anymore—they're becoming the baseline. That's the takeaway from HSBC's top brass, who sees these technologies reshaping how firms execute trades at scale. Faster settlement? Check. Better accuracy? Absolutely. The shift is already underway, and once it hits critical mass, traditional trading setups will look prehistoric. Financial institutions scrambling to modernize their infrastructure better buckle up, because this transition is picking up steam faster than most anticipated.
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DefiVeteran
· 13h ago
Quantum + AI becoming standard in trading? That's right, but it's a common topic. The key is who can truly implement it.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 13h ago
To be honest, the traditional trading methods should have been phased out long ago, but there are probably only a few institutions that can truly keep up with the wave of quantum AI.🤔
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MEVEye
· 13h ago
Quantum computing and AI are no longer just the icing on the cake, but a necessity? HSBC and these folks really dare to say that traditional trading systems should be phased out anyway.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 13h ago
The end of traditional trading is really coming, institutions that don't upgrade their infrastructure will be left behind, haha
Quantum computing and AI won't just be nice-to-haves in trading anymore—they're becoming the baseline. That's the takeaway from HSBC's top brass, who sees these technologies reshaping how firms execute trades at scale. Faster settlement? Check. Better accuracy? Absolutely. The shift is already underway, and once it hits critical mass, traditional trading setups will look prehistoric. Financial institutions scrambling to modernize their infrastructure better buckle up, because this transition is picking up steam faster than most anticipated.