Oracle has released Java 11, cementing the company’s new six-monthly release cadence for the popular programing language. The database giant adopted the faster release cycle after Java SE 9 and ...

Forty-eight percent of Java users are using Java 11 while less than 1% use Java 17. The second most-used LTS version is Java 8, with 46.45% of Java users on it.

Following four price changes between 2020 and 2023, Oracle customers aren't happy with Java pricing - and are seeking alternatives.

Under Oracle’s stewardship, Java, and the OpenJDK Project where it is developed, have reliably delivered 13 consecutive feature update releases on a perfect 6-month cadence.

According to Snyk, only 9% of developers report paying for JDK support, of which 55% are paying Oracle, 17% are paying IBM-owned Red Hat, 16% are paying IBM, and 12% are paying Azul.

Azul, the only company 100% focused on Java, released its second annual Azul State of Java Survey & Report today, offering insights into how organ ...

Oracle employees that worked on Java EE have told others in the community that they have been ordered to work on other things. There has also been open talk of some Java EE developers "forking ...

SHI International, one of the largest IT solutions providers in the world, today announced that Oracle has verified its product, SHI Oracle Discovery ...