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Larry to Keynote JavaOne

He is supposedly going to open his mind on the subject of Java, the prime reason he bought Sun
By Maureen O'Gara
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August 25, 2010 08:00 AM EDT
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Oracle CEO Larry Ellison is supposedly going to open his mind on the subject of Java, the prime reason he bought Sun.

He's supposed to deliver the keynote at JavaOne the middle of September and, along with Oracle EVP Thomas Kurian, discuss Oracle's vision and strategy for Java.

There's unlikely to be bigger news than Oracle suing Google 10 days ago for Android trespassing on its Java widgetry.

JavaOne is supposed to be part of OracleWorld in San Francisco September 19-23.

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