Update latency problems are eliminated because you are no longer waiting for a CVD to send them to you. There is nothing between you and your data. The more volume there is, the faster you are. We've already shown you one reason why increased market volume slows down CVD reaction time. With the advent of decimalization , those problems are going to get worse.
Decimalization means smaller price change increments, which means more parties can afford to trade.
So decimalized data means more messages, hence larger volume. The same volume problems that affect CVD speed will have a negative effect on data integrity as volume increases. Traditional CVDs are designed to receive pre-decimalization volume levels. While they did plan for some growth, their legacy systems are not designed to accomodate volume increases at decimalization's levels. That increased trading volume taxes current data transmission methods, causing data throttling and packet loss.