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Dedicated CPU vs Shared vCPU: What Your Trading Platform Actually Gets

Two VPS plans can advertise the same core count and behave very differently under load. The missing detail is how much processor time remains available when the host gets busy.

By Marko|SEP 21, 2026·14 MIN READ

The I/O Model

Input

Market data and broker feeds

Process

CPU, memory, platform logic

Output

Orders, charts, and alerts

Continuity

Routing, monitoring, recovery

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