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I have no idea. Support is probably important to a lot of companies, but IBM sells support for OpenJDK. A quick search says that IBM's support can be bought per
by tzs 1y ago
I have no idea. Support is probably important to a lot of companies, but IBM sells support for OpenJDK. A quick search says that IBM's support can be bought per virtual core or per user so unless the per user or per core price is completely ridiculous should have a lot of money for big companies over Oracle's new per employee model.
My guess is we'll find out if there is really a good reason to stick with Java, because surely there were be a few big customers who will try to switch to someone else for support like IBM or will try to switch to some community supported OpenJDK based Java.