Nasdaq reports network disruption, US equities data feeds impacted
Nasdaq is currently experiencing a network disruption at its Carteret facility, causing intermittent data gaps across all of its US equities markets, according to a system status message.
Nasdaq, a major U.S. stock exchange housing numerous top tech firms, is currently experiencing a network disruption at its Carteret facility in New Jersey, leading to intermittent data gaps across its U.S. equities markets. This technical issue is affecting multiple multicast groups and impacting both hardware and software feeds for Nasdaq, Nasdaq Texas, and Nasdaq PSX, according to an alert issued by the company.
Both the primary A and secondary B feeds originating from the Carteret facility have been compromised by the outage. Nasdaq has advised clients to switch their systems to unaffected backup feeds originating from its Chicago facility to ensure market access and instructed clients experiencing data gaps to submit recovery requests for any missing data. The exchange operator is actively investigating the issue and apologizes for the disruption.
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