TechFlow news, November 29 — According to Jinshi News, from the evening of November 27 to the morning of November 28 local time, a key data center used by CME Group in Chicago suspended operations for over 10 hours due to overheating. The data center, located in Aurora, a western suburb of Chicago, experienced a cooling system failure that caused temperatures to rise to nearly 49°C, exceeding the U.S. industry's maximum allowable temperature by about 48%, leading to service disruption. It remains unclear why CME did not activate its backup data center in New York. Some insiders speculate the reason might be that major traders quoting prices on CME lack sufficient technical infrastructure at the backup site, thus preferring to wait for the Aurora facility's issues to resolve.
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