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The EC Is Looking Deep Into the Sun-Oracle Deal

The European Commission opened an in-depth investigation into Oracle's planned $7.4 billion takeover of Sun Microsystems Thursday, citing "serious...

7 replies - 3650 views - 09/03/09 by Justin Sargent in News

Larry Ellison - We Will Continue to Invest In Java

Towards the end of the Day 1 morning keynote at JavaOne 2009, Scott McNealy called Oracle CEO Larry Ellison up on stage to address the $7.4 billion dollar...

14 replies - 10141 views - 06/03/09 by Nitin Bharti in Videos

Are you using JavaFX yet?

Are you using JavaFX yet? You should be! Click here to check out our latest Refcard on Getting Started with JavaFX.  JavaFX makes it easier to build better...

0 replies - 6371 views - 06/02/09 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Announcements

Why the Java Store has Gotten a Luke Warm Reception

Jonathan Schwartz recently blogged about it and it didn't take, not too much any way. Why?I am very excited about the Java App Store, really really excited...

10 replies - 6929 views - 05/24/09 by Mikael Grev in Articles

Java No Cash Cow for Oracle

In a recent Forbes.com article, Oracle's Java Problems, Lee Gomes questions whether Oracle can make money off of the Java platform it inherits from the Sun...

14 replies - 7428 views - 05/01/09 by Nitin Bharti in Articles

The Future Of Open Source

Sun purchasing by Oracle has worried many people about the future of Sun’s open source products, one of the most important stack of open source software in...

39 replies - 13338 views - 04/22/09 by Jose Maria Arranz in Articles

Oracle Buys Sun - Coverage from around the Web

In what could be the most important decision of the year, after weeks of speculation of IBM buying out Sun, which failed to produce a result, today Oracle have...

3 replies - 172270 views - 04/21/09 by James Sugrue in Articles

Oracle's Effect on Java

With Oracle just after buying Sun, maybe it's time to consider what this means for the Java community. There's no doubt that enterprise Java is something...

23 replies - 177019 views - 04/20/09 by James Sugrue in Articles

Is Java Becoming Irrelevant?

Sun Microsystems announced today that it would be laying off 6,000 employees (18% of it’s workforce) in an attempt to better realign itself with “global...

37 replies - 11957 views - 11/15/08 by Riyad Kalla in Articles

All About the Sun Certified Enterprise Architect (SCEA) Exam

Free Event with Humphrey Sheil The Sun Certified Enterprise Architect (SCEA) exam represents the culmination of Sun's certification program for the Java™...

2 replies - 7780 views - 10/09/08 by Skills Matter M... in Announcements

Sun is using the GPL as a weapon...but against whom and for what purpose?

As part of my work on the Java Swing Builder project (which is released under the business-friendly Apache 2.0 license) I've run into at least two cases...

32 replies - 7317 views - 08/19/08 by Jacek Furmankiewicz in News

Sun's Open Source Java Right Around the Corner... doh!

News trickled out this morning that Sun is a few months out from preparing the last pieces to it's own fully Open Sourced/free version of Java -- after getting...

35 replies - 6045 views - 06/23/08 by Riyad Kalla in News

JavaOne: Extreme Innovation (or James Goslings Showcase) Part 1 of 2

In a week that now seems to have raced by in a blur, the main hall at the Moscone Center was packed to capacity as you would expect when James...

1 replies - 8564 views - 05/10/08 by Philip Cornthwaite in News

JavaOne: Intel Keynote

It is day three of the JavaOne conference and the first session of the day sees Doug Fisher (VP) deliver Intel’s keynote. He begins by highlighting the...

0 replies - 4909 views - 05/08/08 by Philip Cornthwaite in News

JavaOne: AMD Keynote

AMD had a tough slot towards the end of day two, by this point people have been standing in a lot of lines to take in lots of technical information so it was...

0 replies - 3827 views - 05/08/08 by Philip Cornthwaite in News