Newsletter | 2026

Latest Newsletter 2026

The first half of the year has been an exciting one for Chronicle Software. From product innovation and industry events to welcoming new talent and investing in our security standards, we've continued to build on our commitment to delivering high-performance solutions for financial markets. Here's a look at what we've been working on.

Update: Java 25 Support is Here

We're pleased to announce full support for Java 25 across Chronicle Software Products. This latest update enables customers to take advantage of Java 25's new features, performance improvements and security enhancements while ensuring continued compatibility with a modern, supported Java environment.

As part of our ongoing commitment to innovation, we're already preparing for the next major Java release Java 29 to ensure a seamless transition for our customers. Read the full announcement →

Industry Events

It's been a busy first half of the year, with the Chronicle Software team attending TradingTech Summit, ExchangeTech and JUXT XT26. Our Director of Client Solutions, Paul Bay, attended TradingTech Summit and ExchangeTech, while Director of Engineering, Tom Dellmann, presented "Close to the Metal", sharing insights into eliminating long-tail latency to unlock greater application performance from modern hardware.

Looking ahead, we're pleased to share that we are proud sponsors and will also be joining an expert panel at the upcoming Buy AND Build: The Future of Capital Markets Technology summit in London, where industry leaders will discuss the future of trading technology, modernisation and innovation in capital markets.

Chronicle Updates

Investing in security and compliance

Security remains a key priority for Chronicle Software. We're currently progressing towards ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certification, reinforcing our commitment to protecting customer data and maintaining the highest standards of security, governance and operational excellence. We'll share updates as we progress through the certification process.

Introducing our new website

We've launched a brand-new Chronicle Software website. The new site offers a cleaner design, improved navigation and easier access to our products, technical resources and developer content. Whether you're discovering Chronicle Software for the first time or looking for technical documentation, we've made it easier than ever to find what you need. Explore the new website →

Welcome to the team, Ben!

We're delighted to welcome Ben McCarthy to Chronicle Software as our new Project Lead. Ben brings valuable experience in project delivery and collaboration, helping us continue to deliver exceptional outcomes for our clients while supporting our growing team. Welcome aboard, Ben!

Explore Our Latest Articles

Why low-latency Java still requires discipline?

Our latest article breaks down why low-latency Java is still an engineering discipline, not just a runtime upgrade. At Chronicle Software, we design for the worst 1-in-10,000 event, not the average one. Read more on what real determinism in Java trading systems requires. Read the full article.

Where AI Helps, Where It Hurts and How To Gate the Risk in Low Latency Systems

We’ve shared Chronicle’s practical experience using AI in low-latency engineering: where it genuinely helps, where it introduces risk, and how to put guardrails in place so humans stay in control. Read the full article.