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Java recently celebrated 30 years and we’re excited to reflect on its journey thus far in InfoWorld! Check out insights from our CEO and co-founder Scott Sellers! . #Java #30YearsofJava #OracleJava #StateOfJava.

The 2025 State of Java Survey & Report is here! . Download it here: .Read the press release: Read the blog: #StateOfJava #Java

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From our #StateOfJava report: 62% of teams say dead/unused code hurts DevOps productivity! Streamlining processes & better tools = more time for innovation. Learn more >

Last month we released our 2nd annual State of Java report! One key finding: 71% of companies say they have more than 20% of unused cloud compute capacity they are paying for. Learn more: #StateOfJava.

Dive deeper into #StateOfJava data by checking out our newest blog post which explores the takeaways from three Java experts. Read their #Java predictions and additional insights here > #CloudCostOptimization #DevOpsProductivity.

New data from our latest State of Java report shows that organizations are still facing challenges from high cloud costs. Check out the full breakdown here > #StateOfJava #CloudCostOptimization #cloudcost #cloud.

🚩 88% of Oracle Java users are considering switching-- rising costs, sales tactics, and price uncertainty are to blame. See why OpenJDK is the top choice in our 2025 #StateofJava report > . #Java #OpenJDK #OpenJDKMigration.

NEW findings from our latest State of Java report show that companies are increasingly considering shifting away from Oracle Java. Read more on why in our recent blog post: #StateOfJava #Java #OracleJava #JavaMigration.

Here are a few things #DevOps NEED to know from this year’s State of Java report — check out some key takeaways in this article by @devopsdotcom > #StateOfJava #DevOps #Java.

With #OracleJava pricing concerns, a growing amount of companies (88%) are looking for alternative solutions. Read more #StateOfJava insights in @ITPro > #StateOfJava #OracleJava #JavaMigration #Java.

The amount of companies considering #OracleJava alternatives has jumped from 72% in 2023 to 88% in 2025 - taken from our #StateOfJava report released earlier this week and featured in an article by @Irish_TechNews. Check out the full article here >

From updates on companies switching from #OracleJava to cloud costs and what to consider for #Java support, this article from @Enterprise_Time tells you what you need to know > #StateOfJava #OracleJava #Java #CloudCostOptimization.

Migrations are still underway within organizations! Read this article from @d3vclass for some highlights on our State of Java findings, like how 23% of organizations utilize Java 8, down from 48% in the 2023! . #StateOfJava #Java #DevOps.

Check out this article by @sdtimes “Report: 88% of companies are contemplating leaving Oracle Java." Read more about organizations' migration plans, and the top five reasons they want to make the move. > #StateOfJava #OracleJava #Java #AI.

The latest #StateOfJava report reveals that 88% of organizations are considering moving away from #OracleJava—up from 72% last year. @ITBrew breaks down the shift and the pricing concerns driving it, with shared insights from Azul CEO Scott Sellers.

With #Java's 30th anniversary this year, its role in enterprise applications remains as strong as ever, writes @Matt_Ashare in @CIOdive. Explore his conversation with Azul CEO Scott Sellers, highlighting key findings from our #StateOfJava 2025 report.

In this recent article from @InfoWorld, read up on how Java leads Python and JavaScript for AI development in Java shops plus more nuggets from our latest #StateOfJava report. Check out the article here >