Gartner estimates that Java licensing by Oracle is two to five times more expensive for most organizations. By 2026, more than 80% of Java applications may be deployed on third-party Java runtimes.

Research firm Gartner estimates that Oracle’s new licenses for Java could cost companies two to five times as much as they did before. The Register reports that Oracle introduced new licensing terms ...

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According to a survey by Azul, 98% of organizations still use Oracle Java in their software applications or infrastructure. 74% of organizations said they also use a JDK from at least one OpenJDK ...

Most organizations adapting to Oracle's new licensing terms for Java expect the per-employee subscription model to be two to five times more expensive than the legacy model, according to Gartner ...

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Sun Microsystems on Wednesday tweaked its Java licensing, emphasizing that the company wants to make Java as open source as possible while maintaining platform compatibility. The vendor also provided ...