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ITWireTV: Azul senior director of product management Erik Costlow explains how Azul Intelligence Cloud helps DevOps teams around the world identify de...

According to New Relic’s annual State of the Java Ecosystem report, over 35% of applications in production use Java 17.

Interest in OpenJDK, and in commercial support for it, has intensified as Oracle Java SE becomes increasingly more expensive.

Some things stay constant in the IT environment: Java continues to be the fundamental coding language for enterprise development.

GUEST OPINION: Nearly three decades since its introduction, Java continues to be the linchpin on which many modern enterprises run. Among the vast exp...

COMPANY NEWS: Azul, the only company 100% focused on Java, today announced accelerated growth last year across its product portfolio and geographies,...

Why Java is still the dominant force in enterprise computing

Infosys had hired 51,300 fresh graduates in FY23. However, last year, it kept its distance from campuses

"Oracles plans to evolve Java in 2024 involve OpenJDK projects," writes InfoWorld, citing a recent video by Oracle Java developer relations representative Nicolai Parlog. (Though many improvements may not be usable until 2025 or later...) - For Project Babylon, Parlog cited plans for code refle...

The Java steward expects the OpenJDK to tackle improvements ranging from a simplified main to GPU programming, condensers, and value objects, although all may not arrive this year.