Azul stories
Oracle's Java licensing is set for another shake-up. With JDK 21's release, enterprises must navigate new subscription choices or risk mounting costs.
A survey by Azul reveals 86% of Oracle Java users are migrating due to high costs, preference for open-source alternatives, and pricing uncertainties.
A recent survey by Azul reveals that 86% of Oracle Java users are migrating to alternatives due to cost concerns and a shift towards open-source solutions.
Aquion becomes Azul's new distributor in Australia and New Zealand, aiming to cut Java licensing costs and enhance application performance amid rising Oracle Java expenses.
Azul sees a surge in Asia Pacific, driven by Oracle's Java SE pricing changes and rising cloud costs. New bookings jumped 37% in FY24, with a 437% rise in Q1 FY25.
Azul broadens its Intelligence Cloud to all OpenJDK JVMs and Oracle JDK, utilising production Java data to enhance developer productivity and identify vulnerabilities.
Azul celebrates its esteemed channel partners, contributors to the company's success, during its 2024 Channel Partner Awards, recognising their performance in promoting affordable Java solutions globally.
Oracle's Java pricing and licensing updates, shifting from usage-based to per-employee costs, send businesses seeking for alternative distribution channels amidst concern over increased operational expenditure.
Java vendor Azul sees stellar growth due to rising cloud costs and Oracle's Java pricing changes, with institutions like the University of Sydney making the switch.
Azul's inaugural State of Java survey highlights Java's vital role in global tech, with 98% of firms reporting usage.
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.
IT teams are still grappling with the Log4Shell vulnerability, affecting Java enterprise applications and making holiday surprises likely.
Azul's Vulnerability Detection, the new SaaS product, continuously detects vulnerabilities in Java applications by eliminating false positives.
Azul appoints Dean Vaughan as VP to drive APAC expansion, investing in people and new product development to drive customer value.
The University of Sydney selects Azul as its sole Java provider, benefiting from cost savings and ease of doing business.
