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James Gosling on Apple, Apache, Google, Oracle and the Future of Java

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James Gosling discusses his departure from Oracle, the future of Java, Android's Java usage, and hardware-level Java processors.

In this video from an event presented by the Silicon Valley Java User Group, and the Silicon Valley JavaFX User Group on November 17, 2010, James Gosling answers some of the burning questions surrounding Java. A few of the things Gosling covers are: - His departure from Oracle - Oracle's stewardship of Java - Android's use of Java, and what he would've done - Apple's "deprecation" of Java - IBM and Oracle relationship - Apache Software Foundation's recent worries - What's he's been up to lately - His other favorite programming languages and technologies - The future of Java ** To get more info on the event, and check out some of the pics head to www.marakana.com/f/205 **

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On “Are Java processors used in some practical tasks? Why don't PC use them?”

Check this out... http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/158779/how-have-languages-influenced-cpu-design/159250#159250 This SO thread talks about a related subject. The link, though, is to my answer to the question. It has a link of a video in which James Gosling (inventor of java) talks about these "java processors". The link directly to the video @ right position => link to this video
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