Java defies the hype cycle, thriving at 30 with unmatched enterprise trust, modern AI integration, and a vibrant, global developer community.

We continue to see Java SE as in good health, and it remains one of the most widely adopted languages for enterprise computing. Java 9 is expected to ship this summer, and includes both Jigsaw and ...

As Java turns 30 this year, its grip on enterprise applications holds firm. The multipurpose programming language has evolved through more than two-dozen iterations, an acquisition by Oracle from ...

Sun divides Java Enterprise System into subsetsSun last week unveiled its OpenSolaris program to make the Solaris OS available via open source and released 1,670 patents to the open source groups ...

The namespace switch is a breaking change for the enterprise Java ecosystem. Tools are being provided for binary compatibility in Jakarta EE 9, but the release offers no other new features.

Perforce Software, the DevOps company for global teams seeking AI innovation at scale, announced the public availability of ...

Oracle recently freed J2EE, aka Java EE. Now known as Jakarta EE, enterprise Java's new manager the Eclipse Foundation is revealing its plans for the popular middleware platform.

But for practical programming and production purposes Jakarta EE 8 is the next generation of enterprise Java. If Jakarta sounds familiar, that's because it is not the first time that name has been ...

Java, the language, and the Java Enterprise Edition platform have proved to be very popular for the development of enterprise applications.

Sun Microsystems has thoroughly invested itself in addressing these challenges. The result, released this month, is Sun’s Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) software developer’s kit (SDK).