Oracle fires Java warning at IBM and Red Hat
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Oracle fires Java warning at IBM and Red Hat
Oracle has hit out at IBM and Red Hat Middleware for their continued opposition to its proposed plan to make Java modular.
Mark Reinhold, Oracle’s Java Platform chief, has called IBM’s position on the Java 9 Module System (JPMS) "disappointing", "surprising" and a threat to Java.
IBM has suggested it will vote against the JPMS JSR that Reinhold leads – JSR 376. The result for the Community vote on JPMS is due to be announced on June 8.
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Falcon: A New, Faster JIT Compiler For Java/JVM
Last week Azul Systems released a new version of its Zing runtime for Java. With the new version of Zing comes a new JIT compiler dubbed "Falcon" for offering faster Java performance.
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