
2026 State of Java Survey & Report
As enterprises navigate 2026, they do so in the midst of extraordinary technological change, driven by a rapidly evolving AI landscape, cloud transformation, and rising pressure to increase operational efficiency.

As enterprises navigate 2026, they do so in the midst of extraordinary technological change, driven by a rapidly evolving AI landscape, cloud transformation, and rising pressure to increase operational efficiency.

Java turns 30 years old in 2025, a historic milestone for any programming language. But don’t mistake its legacy for complacency — Java continues to innovate, adapt, and lead in

In January 2023, Oracle changed its Java pricing and/or licensing model for the fourth time in four years. Under the latest rules, businesses pay based on the number of employees

New Relic has been monitoring the Java ecosystem for the past few years to uncover shifts in how developers are using it, including whether they’re adopting Java 21 at a

Sun Microsystem released the Java programming language in 1996 to provide a more portable and interactive way of developing modern multimedia applications. It has remained one of the most popular

Azul is the largest provider of commercial support for OpenJDK, supporting more versions of Java than any other vendor, including Oracle.

Azul is the largest provider of commercial support for OpenJDK, supporting more versions of Java than any other vendor, including Oracle.

Each quarter our security experts highlight notable malware campaigns, trends and techniques identified by HP Wolf Security. By isolating threats that have evaded detection tools and made it to endpoints,

DeveloperWeek Latin America connects engineering professionals and technical practitioners & leaders from across Latin America. Come join us as the community gathers for two days of education, software best practices,

Apache, Linux, and Cisco — from April 1 to April 30, 2023. It includes the total number of vulnerabilities disclosed within the reporting period, the number of critical and zero-day