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Google Doubles Down on Developer AI with New Tools, Agent Ecosystem, and Hyperscale Infrastructure -- ADTmag

2 weeks ago | adtmag.com

Google Cloud unveils AI-first developer tools, multi-agent systems, and hyperscale infrastructure to accelerate enterprise app development.
JavaOne 2025 Highlights Developer Productivity, Language Modernization

3 weeks ago | adtmag.com | John K. Waters

News Oracle hosted the JavaOne 2025 developer conference last month at its Redwood Shores campus, marking three decades since the launch of the Java programming language. The three-day event focused on advancements in APIs, concurrency, cloud-native infrastructure, and artificial intelligence tooling. The conference opened with the release of JDK 24 and a keynote reflecting on Java’s past while setting a vision for its future.
Java Developer Growth Slows Amid Economic Uncertainty, Report Finds

3 weeks ago | adtmag.com | John K. Waters

News A new report released by Perforce Software finds that hiring plans for Java developers have slowed significantly heading into 2025, even as businesses continue to rely on Java to power critical applications. Only 51.8% of surveyed organizations plan to add Java developers this year, down from 60% in 2024, according to the company's 2025 Java Developer Productivity Report, which surveyed 731 developers, team leads, and IT executives.
Amazon Nova Wants to Be Your AI Stack

3 weeks ago | adtmag.com | John K. Waters

If you’re a developer who’s been playing musical chairs with foundation models, shelling out tokens to test capabilities across GPTs, Claude, Gemini, and more, Amazon has a new proposition: Stop hopping. Start building. Stay here. With the launch of nova.amazon.com, Amazon is rolling out its next-gen foundation models under the Amazon Nova brand—and it's making a direct appeal to engineers, not just enterprises. From rapid prototyping to agentic workflows, this isn’t just a showcase.
Microsoft Arms Security Copilot with Autonomous AI Agents to Streamline Threat Response for Developers -- ADTmag

4 weeks ago | adtmag.com

Microsoft has supercharged its Security Copilot platform with 11 new autonomous AI agents designed to help developers and security teams triage phishing alerts, remediate vulnerabilities, and secure AI workloads across multi-cloud environments—marking a major step in automated cyber defense tools tailored for modern DevSecOps workflows.
Microsoft Arms Security Copilot with Autonomous AI Agents to Streamline Threat Response for Developers

1 month ago | adtmag.com | John K. Waters

News Microsoft has supercharged its Security Copilot platform with 11 new autonomous AI agents designed to help developers and security teams triage phishing alerts, remediate vulnerabilities, and secure AI workloads across multi-cloud environments—marking a major step in automated cyber defense tools tailored for modern DevSecOps workflows.
Most CIOs Blow Past Cloud Budgets, Azul Survey Finds, Even as Majority Still See Cost Savings

1 month ago | adtmag.com | John K. Waters

News A majority of U.S. chief information officers are overshooting their cloud budgets, with 83% spending an average of 30% more than planned, according to a new survey released this week by Java-focused software company Azul. Only 2% of respondents reported coming in under budget. Despite the overspending, 80% of CIOs still reported overall cost savings from their cloud investments, highlighting a paradox in cloud infrastructure planning.
GraalVM Unveils Latest Features with JDK 24 Release to Enhance Performance and Efficiency

1 month ago | adtmag.com | John K. Waters

Oracle's GraalVM team has announced the release of GraalVM for JDK 24, introducing a range of new features aimed at boosting performance and improving efficiency for developers using Java. As with previous updates, GraalVM is launched alongside the Java 24 release, providing users with a seamless integration of the advanced Java Development Kit (JDK) and GraalVM's capabilities.
Java 24 at JavaOne: Speed, Security, and the Future of AI Development

1 month ago | adtmag.com | John K. Waters

JavaOne is back, baby! And by that, I mean, back in the Bay Area. It was part of a little trade show diaspora that saw Oracle OpenWorld, among others, decamping to Las Vegas, but it returned this week as a stand-alone event to what is sure to be a packed conference facility at Oracle headquarters in Redwood Shores. For a language that’s been around since the dawn of the dot-com boom, Java is evolving faster than ever.
Microsoft Just Supercharged TypeScript

1 month ago | adtmag.com | John K. Waters

News For years, TypeScript has been the de facto superset of JavaScript, beloved by developers for its type safety, better tooling, and scalability. But for all its benefits, one nagging issue has remained: performance. Anyone who has worked on a massive TypeScript project—think millions of lines of code, sprawling enterprise apps, or AI-driven tools—knows the pain: slow editor response times, long build processes, and memory-hungry compilers that could choke even high-end machines.