Why Did JDK 26 Remove the Applet API and What Does It Say About Java’s Cloud-First Identity? | TFiR
JDK 26 completes the Applet API removal, eliminating the technology that made Java famous in 1995 ...
Why Is the Vector API in Its 11th Iteration and When Will Project Valhalla Finally Unlock It | TFiR
The Vector API remains in its 11th incubation iteration because it deliberately waits for Project Valhalla's ...
How Does JDK 26’s HTTP/3 API Transform Microservices Performance Using UDP | TFiR
JDK 26 introduces HTTP/3 API support that switches from TCP to UDP as the transport protocol, ...
What Are the 10 JDK Enhancement Proposals in JDK 26 and Why Do They Matter? | TFiR
JDK 26 delivers 10 JDK Enhancement Proposals addressing language evolution and JVM optimization, but zero features graduated ...
Oracle’s Java Pricing Is Forcing Enterprises to Act — Azul’s Simon Ritter on What Comes Next
Oracle's Java pricing has crossed a tipping point. Azul's Simon Ritter unpacks the 2026 State of Java ...
How Azul Scaled Channel Revenue 30% by Betting on Partner Profitability | Simon Taylor
Azul's channel strategy evolved from 8% to 51% revenue in three years—not by adding more partners, ...
The Future of Java: Project Valhalla and Value Types — Simon Ritter, Azul
Azul’s Simon Ritter discusses how Project Valhalla will redefine Java’s performance model with value types and ...
JDK 25: Quantum-Safe Java and Smarter Observability — Simon Ritter, Azul
Azul’s Simon Ritter explains how JDK 25 enhances Java’s security and observability for a quantum-safe, cloud-native future.
How Azul’s Intelligence Cloud Is Transforming Java Security, Optimization, and Managed Services | Simon Taylor
Simon Taylor of Azul breaks down how Intelligence Cloud is giving enterprises deeper visibility into Java ...
Navigating the JVM Optimization Landscape | John Ceccarelli, Azul
John Ceccarelli of Azul discusses the JVM optimization landscape, from GraalVM to Project Leyden, and why ...