Oracle and IBM to share open-source Java leadership
Software giant invites IBM to help it steer OpenJDK development as its spat with Google rumbles on
Oracle has agreed to share governance of the OpenJDK Java community with IBM, in a move that demonstrates considerable good will, according to one analyst. The company has created a series of bylaws...
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