NEO Trading Desks

For over a quarter of a century, Innovant has proven itself the preeminent trading desk manufacturer in North America, with more than half of the twenty largest global investment banks in the US considering Innovant their standard trading desk supplier.

Technology Configurations

NEO comes in several standard configurations. Each one accommodates different CPU containment requirements. With Innovant’s advanced engineering, all options feature sophisticated cable management, easy equipment installation or access, and state-of-the-art thermal management.

MAX: Full Containment Configuration.

When maximum volume is required for CPU storage, NEO’s full containment is advised. This configuration houses CPUs behind full-height doors, convecting the heat generated within the technology enclosure and exhausting it through the central air plenum. CPUs within MAX can be positioned on fixed shelves or carts

ELEVATE: Raised Containment Configuration.

Raised containment is a popular NEO configuration when deploying fewer, smaller CPUs or thin client devices. ELEVATE boasts height-selectable technology shelving with retractable access doors that create additional storage or legroom below.

MODULAR: Freestanding Mobile Configuration.

The Freestanding Mobile Enclosure suits environments that require 1 or 2 CPUs per user. Available in 2 sizes: 8“W and 15”W (accommodating up to 2 CPUs), this configuration features open front enclosures that house typical tower or SFF CPUs. These portable units can be pulled out from under the desk for service or installation. MODULAR is also the most economical option for protecting and securing technology in a trading environment.

OPEN: No CPU Containment Configuration.

With limited CPU specs or restrictive budgets, OPEN is a popular configuration. Instead of a CPU enclosure, this configuration covers the desk frame’s transition legs with panels that conceal cabling. Thin clients can be positioned on the technology tray below the worktop, while CPUs – if any – can be suspended on slings beneath the desk or left freestanding on either the desktop or floor.