<ul><li>A new report from the Java vendor Azul indicates that 88% of companies are considering moving away from Oracle Java due to rising costs and restrictive policies.</li><li>Oracle's changed licensing model for Java, based on the number of employees rather than Java instances, has prompted organizations to seek alternatives.</li><li>The top reasons for companies wanting to move on from Oracle include cost, preference for open-source, sales tactics, licensing uncertainty, and restrictive policies.</li><li>Java workloads account for over half of total cloud compute costs for most respondents, leading companies to address unused cloud capacity and optimize compute instances.</li></ul>

88% of companies are contemplating leaving Oracle Java: Report

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