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Azul State of Java Survey & Report 2023: 82% of Businesses Using Java Today Are ...

The Eagle-Tribune 24 Oct 2023
Azul's State of Java Survey and Report (Graphic ... More than 8 out of 10 respondents (82%) using Oracle Java said they are concerned about the new Java SE Universal subscription pricing introduced in January ... About 60% of companies have chosen an OpenJDK distribution over Oracle Java SE ... Java Plays a Critical Role in Cloud Cost Optimization.
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The Eclipse Foundation Releases 2023 Jakarta EE Developer Survey Report

The Galveston Daily News 19 Sep 2023
This is a good indicator that Jakarta EE 11 release plan is on the right direction by adopting new Java SE 21 features.The Top five community priorities for Jakarta EE are.Better support for Kubernetes 50% (51% in 2022)Better support for microservices (48%)Adapt Java SE ...
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Oracle Releases Java 21 and Extends Support Roadmap

Victoria Advocate 19 Sep 2023
Oracle Java SE, Oracle GraalVM, and the Java SE Subscription Enterprise Performance Pack are available free of charge on OCI, enabling developers to build and deploy applications that run faster, better, and with optimized cost-performance. The Oracle Java Universal SE ...
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Azul Releases "OpenJDK Migration for Dummies," a Definitive Guidebook for Java DevOps and Migration Teams

The Joplin Globe 01 Aug 2023
The first book to specifically address the migration topic, “OpenJDK Migration for Dummies” is filled with invaluable insights and practical advice for application owners, IT operations teams, and developers intending to move from Oracle Java SE to OpenJDK distributions like Azul Platform Core.
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Snow Software Verified for all Oracle Products in the Global Licensing and Advisory Services Third-Party ...

The Galveston Daily News 17 May 2023
Snow Software, the global leader in technology intelligence, today announced it has been verified as a third-party tool vendor for Oracle Java SE ... The verification for Java SE marks the completion of Snow’s verification for the entire suite of Oracle products under the GLAS Third-Party Tool Vendor program.
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Oracle: Java subscribers can renew under old terms

InfoWorld 21 Mar 2023
While the new per-employee licensing, called the Java SE Universal Subscription, is offered to brand new customers, Oracle still has ...
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Oracle Releases Java 20

Victoria Advocate 21 Mar 2023
In addition, Oracle Java SE, GraalVM Enterprise, and the Java SE Subscription Enterprise Performance Pack are available free of charge on OCI, enabling developers to build and deploy applications that run faster, better, and with unbeatable cost-performance on Oracle Cloud.
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Eclipse Java downloads skyrocket

InfoWorld 14 Mar 2023
Downloads of the Eclipse Foundation’s Temurin Java SE binaries have more than doubled year over year, to more than 12 million downloads per month, ...
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The Adoptium Working Group Reports Significant Momentum for Open Source Java in 2023

The Galveston Daily News 14 Mar 2023
In February 2023 the Eclipse Foundation delivered over 12.3M downloads of Java SE TCK certified and AQAvit quality verified Eclipse Temurin binaries, more than double the number delivered in the same month last year ... “As a long term contributor to open source Java SE, Red Hat ...
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Oracle goes on hunt for Java non-compliance

Computer Weekly 23 Feb 2023
While the Java SE Desktop Subscription started at $2.50 per named user or desktop per month and the Java SE Subscription started at $25 per processor per month, Gartner warned that the Java SE Universal Subscription fee starts at $15 per employee per month.
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Oracle’s new Java subscription model to cost a lot more: Gartner

InfoWorld 21 Feb 2023
On January 23, Oracle replaced its former Java SE and Java SE Desktop subscription with a that changes the licensing model to a per employee ...
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Azul Expands PartnerConnect Program for Partners to Address Massive Commercial Opportunity Offering an Alternative to ...

The Galveston Daily News 21 Feb 2023
Oracle’s recent announcement to price and license Java SE based on all full time, part time, temporary employees and contractors, whether they are actually using Java or not, will further fuel the adoption of Oracle Java alternatives such as Azul Platform Core ... to Oracle Java SE.
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Oracle Criticized Over Price Change for New Oracle Java SE Licenses

Slashdot 06 Feb 2023
As a result, companies that use Java SE may face significant price increases ... Stonacek and his team have been talking to customers about migrating to Open Java Development Kit (JDK), a free and open-source version of Java Standard Edition (SE), although that was a practice started before the price change.
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Oracle per-employee Java pricing causes concern

InfoWorld 28 Jan 2023
Oracle’s 2023 per-employee pricing for standard Java is ... Published January 23, Oracle’s covers the new Java SE Universal Subscription program.
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Experts warn of steep increase in Java costs under changes to Oracle license regime

The Register 27 Jan 2023
As per employee model replaces old subscription, user bills ...

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