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I don't know, but I expect that Google uses the OpenJDK release, which is identical to the Oracle JDK except it does not receive paid support from Oracle. I str
by ternaryoperator 5y ago
I don't know, but I expect that Google uses the OpenJDK release, which is identical to the Oracle JDK except it does not receive paid support from Oracle. I strongly doubt Google which has been fighting Oracle for years about a Java license would be paying Oracle for support. But stranger things have been known to happen!
- sokoloff 5y agoI would wager that there’s a corner case in Google somewhere where Google is paying Oracle for Java. (After so many acquisitions, it’s essentially inevitable and not all will be eradicated in post-merger integration, especially if the product wasn’t the main driver of the acquisition.)