Following licensing changes, 86% of users head for the door. Coincidence?
Only 14 percent of Oracle Java subscribers plan to stay on Big Red's runtime environment, according to a study following the introduction of an employee-based subscription model.
As such, among the 86 percent of respondents using Oracle Java SE who are currently moving or plan to move all or some of their Java applications off Oracle environments, 53 percent said the Oracle environment was too expensive, according to the study carried out by independent market research firm Dimensional Research.
"Azul, Amazon, and Microsoft, all have freely available versions of OpenJDK. Once a user moves off Oracle Java, they have a lot of different choices and we have to earn those dollars."
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