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As far as I know, Amazon isn't objecting. So, Oracle can say: we're "doing it" with permission.
by gojomo 6y ago
As far as I know, Amazon isn't objecting. So, Oracle can say: we're "doing it" with permission.
- zaphar 6y agoIf this case goes the wrong way Oracle may find itself the subject of a lawsuit.
- moonchild 6y agoThey surely know that. Java is a bigger money maker for them than cloud. (Large parts of amazon's cloud are implemented in java.)
- curt15 6y agoIsn't OpenJDK the standard implementation of Java these days? Why would Amazon be using something different?
- CivBase 6y agoThey probably figure they'll make more from this one than they'll lose to Amazon.