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discussed how Java card technology came into being, how it re-shaped the smart
card market and facilitated Axalto’s growth into becoming the leader in
intelligent smart cards, where the technology is being used and why it is so
attractive to so many different market sectors.
Mr. Piou stated that this year Axalto alone will deliver 400 million
smart cards, more than twice as many as the number of PCs that will ship this
year. He also predicts that while it
took ten years to reach one billion Java cards, it will take less than three
years to ship the next billion.
McNealy noted that Sun "did not (originally) foresee Java Cards" as the phenomenon they were to become, while Piou pointed out that “Java enabled us to re-shape the smart card market. When we adopted it the market was dominated by a few players who were fanatics about proprietary systems. What Java brought to us was really multi-application and openness.”

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Olivier Piou, CEO of intelligent card developer Axalto, noted that it took a decade for the first billion Java Cards to be shipped, but predicted it will take only three years for the next billion. Piou joined Sun?s Scott McNealy during his keynote at the JavaOne Conference in San Francisco to commemorate reaching the billion-card milestone. |
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