Cboe Global Markets, Inc today unveiled a new brand identity for its exchange technology platform.

The technology platform powering Cboe’s world-class exchange operations for trading options, futures and equities across its markets globally is now named Cboe Titanium (Cboe Ti).

Cboe Ti powers Cboe’s options, equities and futures markets in the U.S., UK, Europe, Japan and Australia, with Cboe Canada expected to migrate to Cboe Ti on March 3, 2025.

Cboe also plans to transition its cash-settled bitcoin and ether futures contracts, currently available for trading on the Cboe Digital Exchange, to the Cboe Futures Exchange (CFE) running on Cboe Ti in the second quarter of 2025, pending regulatory review.

This will conclude a multi-year effort to bring all Cboe’s equities and derivatives markets across the globe onto a unified, globally consistent, yet locally optimized technology platform.

Using common protocols and features, Cboe’s unified technology platform is designed to offer customers an efficient, consistent experience regardless of where they are in the world. Meanwhile, the flexibility of Cboe Ti allows Cboe to locally optimize and customize the platform for the unique needs of any market or asset class. This enables enhanced consistency and scalability, allowing Cboe to build a feature or product once and then deploy it globally, bringing innovative products, features and data to new markets and customers at greater speed.

Cboe expects to continue to invest in and scale its global technology infrastructure, operations and capabilities to meet market demand. In equities, Cboe introduced Dedicated Cores, an optional service designed to help enhance consistency and improve overall performance for customers. Dedicated Cores reduced latency for customers who have purchased the service by 60% in the U.S. and has now been introduced in the UK and European Union, with plans to launch in Australia this month, pending regulatory approval.