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Java is set for a GPU boost with the chip maker consortium announcing parallelism plans for the Java Virtual Machine.

Java is set for a GPU boost with the chip maker consortium announcing parallelism plans for the Java Virtual Machine.

A Government backed consortium hopes to switch the next generation of employees on to the benefits of smart devices.

The duo plan to fine-tune Java on ARM’s 32-bit and 64-bit platforms, in hope of making Java the lingua franca for the Internet of Things.

The latest version of open source IDE adds in modern web development support, with renovated JavaScript, CSS support

You can now get some Java (and, if you feel like it, JavaFX) in your Raspberry Pi with the JDK 8 Developer Preview for ARM.

JavaOne has once again become a forum for JavaFX to show off its abilities. Is this year any different to previous ones?

Just ahead of JavaOne, Oracle make a ploy to entice the only developer area that Java doesn’t cover – light embedded devices. Can it make an impact?

Oracle certainly have been busy with JDK 7, bringing in proper Mac OS X and JavaFX support for the first time.

An implementation of ARM blocks has been pushed into JDK 7. Those interested in testing this feature, can apply a […]

Apache get a new Board of Directors and Github Compare View Goes Cross-Repository.

Keil, the tools division of ARM, have announced that their DS-5 Application Edition is now available to download. The DS-5 […]