While there are plenty of reasons why organisations have moved off Java, resulting in less Oracle JDK deployments, the cost of software licensing is regarded by many as a major contributing factor.

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Deal includes 'waiver of historic fees' UK universities and colleges have signed a contract worth up to £9.86 million ($13.33 ...

with the company generating billions annually from Java licensing and support. This shift isn't just about cost savings—though organizations typically cut Oracle Java-related expenses by more ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed ... factors per the data from the Oracle Java usage report: • Cost is undoubtedly a significant factor ...

Oracle is ramping up software audits to catch Java license dodgers ... The company’s approach to software licensing doesn’t just look to crowbar extra fees (and fines) from organisations ...

Initially, we saw the introduction of the Oracle Technology Network License ... Java SE. Alternative distributions of OpenJDK are still free to offer differing levels of features, support, and cost.

The survey identified several factors driving organizations away from Oracle Java including: Cost: 53% cited Oracle ... to ongoing changes in pricing, licensing, and support from Oracle.

What changes have been made to Oracle’s Java licensing and pricing ... at how they are using Java can also benefit from cloud cost optimisation, improved security and making their organisations ...

The report shows that 86% of Oracle Java users are migrating all or some of their use with reasons including cost, a preference ... business concerns regarding licensing and support costs and ...