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Is Oracle the Java Killer?

My take of Oracle's lawsuit against Google: Java is too strong to be killed
By Avi Rosenthal
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August 20, 2010 05:45 AM EDT
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Is Oracle the Java killer? Probably not.

Java is too strong to be killed. I posted the following answer to the question: Will Oracle's lawsuit Against Google Put a Chill on Java Adoption?

When Oracle acquired Sun, I thought it was a wrong decision.

It seems that Oracle's managers reached a similar conclusion and are trying to minimize the amount of money they lose. The lawsuit against Google is one of the ways to achieve it. However, this lawsuit supports the concerns about Java after Oracle acquired Sun.

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Ari has over 30 years of experience in IT across a wide variety of technology platforms, including application development, technology selection, application and infrastructure strategies, system design, middleware and transaction management technologies and security.

Positions held include CTO for one of the largest software houses in Israel as well as the CTO position for one of the largest ministries of the Israeli government.

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