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Red Hat, Inc.
, the world's leading provider of open source
solutions, today announced it has transitioned into a leadership role for the
OpenJDK 6 project, effectively extending support for the technology and its
users. The move reinforces Red Hat's commitment to the broader Java community
and its future as a leading platform for mission-critical enterprise
applications.
In addition to taking on leadership of the OpenJDK 6 community, Red Hat
maintains its role in setting the future direction for the OpenJDK project as
an active board member, represented by Red Hat's long-time Java technical
lead, Andrew Haley, enabling the company to continue to help drive the future
of Java and of OpenJDK. Red Hat's vision includes better overall performance
and manageability while enabling greater functionality around dynamic
scalability and cloud computing.
“To say that Java plays an important role in today's enterprise IT would be an
understatement,” said Craig Muzilla, vice president and general manager,
Middleware, Red Hat. “It has had a profound impact on the creation and
integration of technologies that have ushered us into the 21^st century,
shaping everything from banking and retail to transportation and research, and
Red Hat is leading the charge. We want to see that continue, not only for the
thousands of organizations running OpenJDK 6 and Java SE 6, but for users of
future versions as well.”
OpenJDK is an open source implementation of the Java specification. Red Hat
has been a leading contributor to the OpenJDK community for more than five
years, following an agreement with Sun Microsystems, and its customers have
enjoyed the benefit of a highly optimized, accelerated runtime for Red Hat
JBoss Middleware in a Linux environment.
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