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SEC Notice: Nasdaq Rule Change to Remove Obsolete Connectivity Offerings

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published a notice about a proposed rule change from The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC regarding its connectivity offerings. - Government buyer: - Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) - The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC (as the regulated entity submitting the rule change) - OEM/vendor mentioned: - The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC - Products/services affected: - Removal of certain fiber optic-delivered market data connectivity offerings - Discontinuation of wireless connectivity services - Deletion of obsolete fees for Computer to Computer Interface (CTCI) Stations - Discontinuation of Proximity-On-Demand (POD) offering (never implemented) - Unique/notable requirements: - No new products, services, or fees are being introduced - Changes are intended to clarify and update the Nasdaq rulebook - Only currently available services will be listed; obsolete or never-launched offerings are being removed - Enhances transparency and reduces confusion for market participants - No specific quantities, part numbers, or new procurements are involved; this is a regulatory update rather than a purchase opportunity.

Description

The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC has filed a proposed rule change to amend its connectivity schedule and to discontinue a previously proposed offering. The proposal includes removing certain fiber optic-delivered market data connectivity offerings and wireless connectivity services that are being terminated, deleting obsolete fees for Computer to Computer Interface (CTCI) Stations, and discontinuing a Proximity-On-Demand (POD) offering that was never implemented. The filing is made by the Securities and Exchange Commission and is effective immediately, aiming to update and clarify the Exchange's rulebook.

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