Sasol relies on Java to power its applications that support approximately $14 billion in annual turnover. Java is deeply embedded in the company’s IT landscape, ensuring smooth operations and ...

Sasol, a global chemicals and energy company, has migrated its Java estate from Oracle to the Azul platform, Azul has ...

A large majority of technology professionals in Southeast Asia are moving their companies away from Oracle’s Java software, driven by rising licensing costs and the need to free up budget for ...

Pot of money grows to $2.1BN for fiscal '26, as Big Red exec says AI helping smaller engineering teams do more Oracle has increased funding for its restructuring plans for the current financial year ...

Total Economic Impact study shows significant cloud cost reductions, infrastructure savings and engineering productivity gains Azul, the trusted leader in enterprise Java for today’s AI and ...

Azul, the trusted leader in enterprise Java for today’s AI and cloud-first world, today announced that one of Asia’s largest digital payments platforms achieved up to 15% more concurrent transactions ...

GUEST RESEARCH: More and more organisations are using Java as foundational language for AI development, with Azul’s 2026 State of Java Survey & Report revealing a significant increase. Last year’s ...

Java turned 30 in 2025. That's a good time to look back, but also forward.

Azul, the trusted leader in enterprise Java for today’s AI and cloud-first world, today warned enterprises of a growing Java application modernization crisis driven by technical debt and converging ...

Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management (HCM): Provides a unified AI-powered HR platform that connects all people-related processes and data to help organizations automate tasks throughout the ...

Officials say a massive avalanche of garbage at Indonesia’s largest landfill has killed at least five people and left several ...

The story of GraalVM in early 2026: a project settling into a quarterly cadence, tightening its support matrix, and—thanks to Oracle—being very explicit about what it is no longer going to be.