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How Java mitigates risk, improves performance and enables software development in Financial Services
Brand-new, Fast Growing Stock Exchange MEMX Relies on the Azul Platform for Best Cost, Performance, and Support across Its Java Estate
All 10 of the World's Top 10 Trading Companies and Six of the Top 10 US Financial Companies have Switched from Oracle to Azul Java.
1:00:03In this webinar, Brett Vasconcellos, Azul customer and CTO of BIDS Trading, discusses with Gil Tene, CTO of Azul, how he optimized their Java infrastructure to achieve phenomenal results.
53:09How rapidly changing levels of demand affect Java application system capacity and performance, specifically memory utilization, code performance, and speed of application warmup.
0:32What our clients think about Azul.
49:17This webinar reviews data science and machine learning and how open source frameworks can be used to quickly develop powerful data science applications.
A lot has changed since Java and the JVM were created in the mid-1990s. The invention of Java solved an important problem that caused developers to spend enormous time coping with memory problems,...
Azul Systems closes strategic growth equity investment with Vitruvian Partners.
Migrating from Oracle JDK to Azul Builds of OpenJDK
Cost savings and business benefits enabled by Azul Platform Prime.
Java is increasingly relevant to machine, deep, and reinforcement learning. Java developers need no longer be restricted to technical computing and statistical programming languages like Python and R.
GridGain and Azul Systems collaborate to enable Java for very low-latency use cases at massive scale.
This paper highlights ways in which Zing, a better JVM, can reduce operating costs and bring incremental value to your business.
The Power of Java Delivered at the Speed of C++, Unleashed for Capital Markets.
Learn more about how Azul C4 differentiates itself from other garbage collectors in the market.
58:09Microservices are becoming the de facto architectural approach to developing new applications. Breaking up monolithic application functionality into smaller services that can be linked together has ma
