We all appreciate fast and secure systems, but increased security does not necessarily improve performance continuously. One prominent example is multi-factor authentication. This extra step is protecting users from password-related attacks, but at the same time, it creates more friction and increases the duration of the login procedure.

Sacrificing Security to improve performance is a dangerous game. Ronin Network learned a bitter lesson by reducing the validator nodes to 9 and failed to discover that adversaries controlled the majority, allowing them to approve their fraudulent transactions.

When banks migrate to new core banking releases or publish new products, their main concern is the reliability of their platform.

Performance engineering for LLMs involves evaluating their efficiency, accuracy, and scalability

Close of Business (COB) processing is mission-critical. Long processing times set the Bank's opening times for the following day at Risk.

DLM, Archival, and indexing are the traditional approaches to AA performance tuning

Close-of-business processing (COB) is a crucial activity for any Bank, and your role in it is invaluable.

Performance is not just a part of development—it’s also a component of design. That’s because the user experience and the usability of...