Tomorrow's technology.

Driving technological progress. 

Keeping up with advancing technology is a constant race. Bloomberg has always been at the forefront of financial innovation. In 1981, the Bloomberg Terminal transformed financial markets, harnessing advances in computing to bring about a financial information revolution.

We pioneered the software infrastructure that delivers unprecedented volumes of market data at ever-increasing speeds. We process 100 billion market data points, more than 1.5 million news headlines and more than a billion messages every day.

Our team of more than 5,000 engineers and data scientists continue to drive progress that promotes transparency and efficiency in financial markets. Our evolving suite of products helps our clients manage, access, analyse and distribute data, communicate and comply with regulations, and execute trades — all with the efficiency and reliability upon which Bloomberg has built its reputation.

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How we help the current market respond to technological change.

Develop solutions that anticipate the needs of tomorrow.
​​​​Engineers, data scientists and technologists comprise nearly a third of our global workforce. They solve today’s most complex technology problems to ensure our clients are ready for tomorrow. Our cutting-edge tools use techniques such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning to allow clients to succeed in an increasingly machine-driven financial ecosystem.

Enable regulatory compliance.
New regulation creates technological challenges for market players due to the vast volumes of data and systems changes required. It demands synchronous and seamless adoption to ensure the global financial market continues to operate without disruption. Bloomberg responds to client needs and engages with the community to develop regulatory technology solutions that enable firms to comply with new requirements.

Technology capacity building.
Machine learning, artificial intelligence and other technological innovations are having a major impact on financial markets. It is essential that policymakers, regulators and financial market participants properly understand these techniques. Bloomberg offers a freely available machine learning course and regularly shares its perspectives and expertise with the financial, regulatory and academic communities.

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