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How to maximize ROI by choosing the right Java partner for your organization

CIO Business Intelligence

In January 2023, Oracle changed its licensing and/or pricing for Java for the fourth time in four years. According to State of Java Survey and Report 2023 , an independently run study of more than 2,000 Java users, Java users have taken notice. What operating systems and architectures do you support?

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Technology Short Take 169

Scott Lowe

As a side note, I am curious to know what other CPU architectures, if any, are affected. Will something like this spark a (larger) migration to ARM-based architectures? Here’s one individual’s initial thoughts on the HashiCorp license change. (No Here we go again. No doubt there are plenty of other reactions!)

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When least privilege is the most important thing

CIO Business Intelligence

So, in a nutshell, least privilege says that every object in a system – whether a user, a process, or an application – must be able to access only the information and resources that it needs, and no more. It is essential to create standard, secure builds for your operating systems that eliminate unnecessary bloatware, plug-ins, and protocols.

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Anywhere, anytime collaboration with DaaS in cloud computing

Dataconomy

It provides a complete desktop experience, including the operating system, applications, and data, all hosted and managed in the cloud. This architectural shift allows businesses to achieve greater flexibility, scalability, and cost efficiency in their desktop management approach.

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Microsoft calls for ‘safety brakes,’ licensing, and a new federal agency to avoid AI pitfalls

GeekWire

Require effective “safety brakes” for AI systems that control critical infrastructure and ensure human oversight and accountability. link] — Brad Smith (@BradSmi) May 25, 2023 “We do need new law in this space,” Smith said. “We would benefit from a new agency here in the United States.”