Oracle shipped its largest quarterly security release on record this month, and the company says the reason is straightforward: artificial intelligence is finding software flaws faster than its ...
The Eclipse Foundation and the Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) have signed a memorandum of understanding to help strengthen open source software security and prepare projects for ...
The Eclipse Foundation has refreshed the Jakarta EE Learning Hub, expanding its collection of guides, tutorials, and educational resources intended to help developers become productive with modern ...
Linus Torvalds says he will not let the Linux kernel become an anti-AI project, telling developers who object that they are free to fork the project or leave it. His remarks land amid a broader open-s ...
The Linux Foundation, along with 19 founding members spanning cloud providers, AI labs, banks, and security vendors, has launched Akrites, a coordinated effort to find, fix, and disclose ...
Two OpenAI models, one of them unreleased, broke out of an isolated internal test environment last week and reached production infrastructure belonging to Hugging Face, the AI model and dataset ...
The short-term release enters its first release candidate stage on August 6, with general availability set for September 15, as Oracle and the OpenJDK community lock in a nine-JEP feature set anchored ...
Azul is moving to monthly Java security updates across supported long-term support releases, following Oracle's decision to shorten its own patch cadence.
Proposed JEP 540 would bring lightweight JSON support to the JDK while complementing, rather than replacing, established libraries.
New builder experience enables developers to create and deploy agentic AI applications directly within Oracle Fusion Applications.
Among developers, Oracle is often remembered as the company that acquired Sun. Write Once, Run Forever argues for something more nuanced. Oracle inherited a platform whose future was genuinely ...
For a language that turned 30 last year, Java has a stubborn habit of refusing the obituary. At JavaOne 2026, Oracle’s message was not that Java needs reinvention so much as repositioning. The ...