Nasdaq experienced a network outage on Thursday, causing a disruption in U.S. stock data feeds for several hours, though trading remained unaffected.
Nasdaq experienced a network outage on Thursday, causing intermittent missing data feeds across all its U.S. equity markets, which was resolved hours later. The outage occurred around 11:27 a.m. ET, affecting Nasdaq, Nasdaq Texas, and Nasdaq PSX exchanges, with the root cause traced to a data center facility in Carteret, New Jersey. Nasdaq advised clients to switch to a backup data feed in Chicago and announced that data feeds had returned to normal by 2:25 p.m. ET. A company spokesperson confirmed that trading was unaffected, and Nasdaq Inc.'s stock price rose 1.5% on the day.
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