Sponsorship supports technical education and knowledge sharing across New York’s Java community
TeraSky has become a corporate sponsor of the New York Java Special Interest Group (NYJavaSIG), expanding its support for one of the region’s longest-running communities for Java developers and technology professionals.
The sponsorship will support NYJavaSIG’s monthly meetings, specialty workgroup sessions, technical presentations, educational programs, and community outreach. These activities help developers, architects, technical managers, and other technology professionals stay current with developments in Java, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, software architecture, and enterprise application development.
TeraSky has previously hosted NYJavaSIG meetings, including the organization’s 30th anniversary event in September 2025. The sponsorship builds on that relationship and reflects a shared commitment to practical technical education, professional development, and the effective adoption of emerging technologies.
“Strong technical communities help practitioners turn new ideas into reliable systems that operate at scale,” said Lev Andelman, CTO of TeraSky. “By supporting NYJavaSIG, we can contribute to a community that values practical knowledge, sound architecture, and real-world experience.”
TeraSky helps organizations turn enterprise AI and cloud strategies into secure, production-ready platforms. The company designs, implements, and operates scalable cloud, data, and AI environments across hybrid and cloud-native infrastructures, helping clients reduce risk, strengthen governance, improve operational resilience, and move AI initiatives from proof of concept into production.
“TeraSky’s sponsorship helps us continue delivering high-quality technical presentations while preserving the community-driven character that has defined NYJavaSIG since 1995,” said Frank Greco, Chairman of NYJavaSIG. “Corporate sponsors enable us to bring respected technologists to New York, provide practical education to our members, and strengthen the region’s technology community.”
Founded in 1995 by Frank Greco, NYJavaSIG began with five attendees. Today, the organization connects with more than 10,000 technology professionals through its mailing list, YouTube channel, Meetup group, and LinkedIn Group.