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The Adoptium project has a significant amount of infrastructure and servers that are used constantly for many purposes, such as build and test runs, inventory management (via Ansible), the CI/CD tool Jenkins, and more.

This month, we're taking a look at what's new in the Eclipse Adoptium Working Group and spotlighting two of Adoptium's subprojects: Eclipse Migration Toolkit for Java and Eclipse AQAvit.

Another giant shows its support for Java. Google has joined the Adoptium Working Group and is making Temurin available across Google Cloud Platform (GCP) products and services.

Earlier this week Google announced that they have joined the Eclipse Adoptium Working Group and are making Temurin available across Google Cloud Platform (GCP) products and services.

Earlier this year the Eclipse Foundation Board approved a Github Sponsors pilot for the Adoptium Working Group where GitHub Sponsors was enabled for the Adoptium GitHub organization.

The Java track includes talks on the different methods for deploying OSGi java applications, a rundown on how Java has changed over the course of its extensive version history, and more.

Learn about the upcoming changes to OpenJDK 8 and how to pick up the Eclipse Temurin early access build of JDK 8u352-b05 for all platforms.

Eclipse Foundation Executive Director Mike Milinkovich discusses turning points in the history of Java, and what the future might have in store for the programming language in this article from GitHub's Mike Melanson.

The Adoptium Working Group gives millions of developers, academics, and researchers a single centralized source of fully verified Java binaries, including Eclipse Temurin

Adoptium is happy to announce the immediate availability of Eclipse Temurin 17. As always, all binaries are available free of charge without usage restrictions on a wide range of platforms.