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Oracle Releases Java 26

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Oracle Releases Java 26 New release delivers 10 JDK Enhancement Proposals that strengthen Java's AI and cryptography capabilities, simplify the language, and boost developer productivity JavaFX and Helidon commercial support now available in the new Oracle Java Verified Portfolio, a comprehensive collection of JDK-rela…
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  • Java has played an integral role as a foundational enterprise technology for more than 30 years, serving as the backbone of organizations' application stacks and helping them build powerful, reliable, and secure applications and services

    60% confidence
  • JVP provides a curated, enterprise-grade set of components that are fully supported and governed by Oracle, with clear roadmap transparency and lifecycle management

    60% confidence
  • The new features in Java 26 reflect Oracle's commitment to helping customers harness AI and cryptography to build applications that accelerate business growth

    60% confidence
  • Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is the first cloud provider to support Oracle JDK 26

    60% confidence
  • For more than 30 years, organizations have relied on the Java platform and language to help power their mission-critical systems and support the rapid development of applications and services

    60% confidence
  • Java 26 delivers thousands of improvements that boost developer productivity, simplify the language, and help developers integrate AI and cryptography functionality into their applications

    60% confidence
  • By extending Java's functionality with new features and services such as advanced AI and security capabilities, Java 26 offers organizations a faster path to innovation

    60% confidence
  • Helidon is a fast, lightweight Java framework for building high performance microservices and AI-enabled applications

    60% confidence
  • The platform's continuous evolution enables organizations to incorporate transformative capabilities into their applications, while preserving the reliability and security that define mission-critical software

    60% confidence
  • By sourcing these validated assets directly from Oracle, customers significantly reduce their software supply chain risk as the JVP offers a trusted and verified source for essential Java ecosystem components

    60% confidence
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