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computer experts escape from Java Anonymous (ID: /NoTTmno) 07/26/24(Fri)06:58:01 No.475714679

53% of Java users abandoned it due to licensing costs of Java programming environments

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Azul, a company 100% focused on Java development has released its global Oracle Java Usage, Pricing & Migration Survey and Report.

Oracle Java is now getting abandoned due to changes in its license.

Oracle’s share of Java users has been declining for years. The company held about 75% of the market for Java Development Kit (JDK) distributions in 2020 (New Relic 2020). However, only 42% in the Azul State of Java Survey and Report 2023. This survey shows that trend continues, as 86% of respondents who are using Oracle Java SE are currently moving or plan to move all or some of their Java applications off Oracle.

The survey identified several factors driving organisations away from Oracle Java including:

Cost: 53% cited Oracle Java as being too expensive
Preference for open-source alternatives: 47% expressed a desire to use an open-source distribution like OpenJDK
Uncertainty: 38% pointed to ongoing changes in pricing, licensing, and support from Oracle
Audit risk: 25% mentioned concerns about potential Java usage audits by Oracle
Support: 24% cited that Oracle support was not meeting their expectations