Microsoft is making its OpenJDK Java release available to customers on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Microsoft Open Technologies and Azul Systems announced the availability of Zulu, an implementation of OpenJDK for Windows Server on Windows Azure.

Highlights: Azul’s Zulu Enterprise now includes 100% open source, certified builds of OpenJDK with support for Windows Server 2016 Ideal for organizations and developers that prefer open source ...

Following an announcement of their partnership in July this year, Azul Systems and Microsoft Open Technologies have now release a GA version of Zulu for Windows Azure. Licensed under the terms of ...

Azul Systems announced this week that its build of the OpenJDK, known as Zulu, is now available for both Java 6 and Java 7 running on Linux and Windows.

Azul Systems has announced that Zulu, its freely-available version of OpenJDK, now supports both Java 6 and Java 7 on Linux and Windows-based deployments. It is supported via the Zulu Community ...

Red Hat's long-term support for OpenJDK on Windows ensures Java developers who write for the Windows platform will receive the same assurance for app support as their peers who build apps on the Red ...

As part of this partnership, Azul Systems will build, certify and distribute a compliant OpenJDK-based distribution meeting the Java SE specification for use with Windows Server environments on ...

Red Hat has announced long-term commercial support for OpenJDK on Windows. This addition to its existing support will enable organizations to “standardize the development and deployment of Java ...

Java is important to Microsoft in developing many of its own products and services, as well as to its customers. That's why it's bringing OpenJDK to Windows 10 on Arm.

The addition of Windows to the pile of course comes on the back of existing support for OpenJDK on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The wider strategy being that Red Hat is hoping to further is to enable ...

Microsoft and Azul systems announced a partnership to deliver an OpenJDK build on Windows Azure.