Tony Graham

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Video and Audio Contributor, Lakewood BlueClaws at MiLB.com

Contributor color/play-by-play @BlueClaws, ex Asbury Park Press writer of scholastic, collegiate, pro sports, & lifelong Philadelphia fan.

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Formal Safety Assessment for Ammonia Fuel Storage Onboard Ships Using Bayesian Network

2 months ago | mdpi.com | Tony Graham |Huanxin Wang |Musa Bashir |Amanda Sankalpa Lankahaluge

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Gaining Efficiencies by Prioritizing Sustainability in Insurance Practices, Claims

Jun 6, 2024 | claimsjournal.com | Tony Graham

Auto insurance premiums have experienced a significant and unsustainable surge, increasing 26% over the past year. This surge can be attributed to various factors such as inflation and supply chain challenges that have caused vehicle costs to rise, and claims and repair wait times to lengthen.
Arming Developers with the Power of Clean Code

Dec 8, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Tony Graham |Andrew Sellers |Darryl Taft |Joe Fay

As companies look for methods to accelerate software development and empower their development teams, generative AI and low-code tools have gained traction as a means to more efficiently churn out code and deploy applications fast, freeing developers to focus on more intensive work as well as projects they’re excited about. Amid increased adoption of these solutions, though, where does traditional coding fit in?
AI Will Create Demand and Empower Developers, Not Replace Them

Dec 6, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Tony Graham |Andrew Sellers |Darryl Taft |Joe Fay

We all know AI isn’t just the future, it’s the present. In the world of software development, it’s already here. Rather than fearing AI as a replacement for human developers or even traditional code, we have to look at the transformative value and risks of this technology when it comes to the DevOps process. Then we’ll come to understand that AI requires developers’ expertise to guide the way — thus creating more, not less demand for them.
The Highs and Lows of Low-Code Tools

Nov 29, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Tony Graham |Andrew Sellers |Darryl Taft |Joe Fay

As software development requires more efficiency, agility and speed of delivery than ever before, businesses are finding they need a digital transformation to give them a leg up when it comes to code. To drive transformation and results, companies have started to look at low-code solutions as a powerful, streamlined method for developers to get the job done. Although once seen as a gimmick, low-code tools have undergone an incredible evolution in the span of the last five years.
How Discord Scales up to Millions of Users on a Single Guild (Server)

Nov 28, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Chris Preimesberger |Bruce Gain |Loraine Lawson |Tony Graham

IT systems aren’t only about processing data and moving it from one location to another to complete a production job. Depending upon the use case, they’re also about processing data and distributing it from one location to many locations in order to get the job done. This is where the term “scale” steps into play. Scale has become as important a factor as networking, storage, security — and, well, the data itself — in getting things done. Discord knows scale.
Securing Microservices Communication with mTLS in Kubernetes

Nov 28, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Robert Kimani |Bruce Gain |Loraine Lawson |Tony Graham

Securing Microservices Communication with mTLS in Kubernetes Image by Pavan Trikutam from Unsplash. VOXPOP Try our new 5 second poll. It's fast. And it's fun! What news from AWS re:Invent last week will have the most impact on you? Amazon Q, an AI chatbot for explaining how AWS works. Super-fast S3 Express storage. New Graviton 4 processor instances. Emily Freeman leaving AWS. I don't use AWS, so none of this will affect me. We'd love to hear what you think.
Arm Pushes AI into the Smallest IoT Devices with Cortex-M52 Chip

Nov 27, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Jeffrey Burt |Bruce Gain |Loraine Lawson |Tony Graham

AI is everywhere these days, but where it’s really needed is in the farthest reaches of the edge, out where Internet of Things (IoT) devices are generating massive amounts of data that need to be analyzed, where predictive insights can be collected and acted upon, and where machine learning-optimized computing can be run.
Beyond Prompt Engineering: Governing Prompts and AI Models

Nov 27, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Jelani Harper |Bruce Gain |Loraine Lawson |Tony Graham

The practical realities of securing the language models supporting textual applications of generative artificial intelligence are formidable. In addition to implementing, fine-tuning, and prompt engineering these models to yield optimal results, savvy organizations are struggling to govern their interactions with users to preserve data privacy, regulatory compliance, and data security protocols.
AI Will Drive Streaming Data Use - But Not Yet, Report Says

Nov 27, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Lawrence Hecht |Bruce Gain |Loraine Lawson |Tony Graham

Seventy-two percent of people knowledgeable about streaming data believe artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) will drive its adoption over the next one to two years, according to a new report. Yet, AI/ML is neither the top use case nor the benefit cited by current users of streaming data. Instead, real-time analytics is by far the most common use case, and improved productivity is the top motivation to use the technology.