Java stories
The University of Sydney selects Azul as its sole Java provider, benefiting from cost savings and ease of doing business.
It's an age-old cyber security mantra that all patches must be applied promptly in order to protect against newly discovered threats.
Azul's inaugural State of Java survey highlights Java's vital role in global tech, with 98% of firms reporting usage.
Oracle revolutionizes field service sector with acquisition of Next Technik, enhancing efficiencies and customer satisfaction for NetSuite users.
Oracle launches Java 21, the latest version of the leading programming language, promising enhanced stability, security, and developer productivity.
Following the recent release of Java 17, the adoption rate for the latest long-term support (LTS) release has grown 430% in one year.
Aaron Kao, who is the VP of marketing for Pulumi, joins us today to tell us more about Pulumi and what Pumuli's solutions are for the trends of today. .
Predatory loan malware named MoneyMonger has been discovered in mobile apps made with Flutter, using stolen personal information for blackmail.
Azul has appointed NEXTGEN as its ANZ and ASEAN distributor to meet growing demand for high-performance Java alternatives.
Today on 10 Minute IT Jams, we are joined by Erik Costlow, who is the Senior Director of Product Management, Azul.
Azul's Vulnerability Detection, the new SaaS product, continuously detects vulnerabilities in Java applications by eliminating false positives.
Oracle has announced the availability of Java 19, which is set to deliver performance, stability, and security improvements for developers.
Azul appoints Dean Vaughan as VP to drive APAC expansion, investing in people and new product development to drive customer value.
Dynatrace has announced that it has extended its Application Security Module to detect and protect against vulnerabilities in runtime environments.
Today we are joined by Georges Saab, who is the VP of development for the Java Platform Group at Oracle, and chair of the OpenJDK Governing Board.
At some point in your life, it is likely that you would have heard of, utilised, or even worked with Java software in your day to day life.
Oracle has announced the availability of Java 18, the latest version of the company's programming language and development platform.
Log4J software bug, aka Log4Shell, sparks concern as it affects various platforms. Norton Labs offers advice on protecting systems and applications.
SmartBear expands API design by adding IntelliJ IDEA support, providing API developers with a familiar tool to improve productivity.
The widely-used java logging library, log4j, has been actively exploited, according to an update from CERT NZ and Catalyst.