Azul state -of -the -art report 2025: Java’s role in AI region

The new report of Java platform Azul’s Java 2025 shows many trends of the state how companies use Java. This artificial intelligence, its infrastructure and safety questions illuminates the language in the fields.

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34 percent out of 2039 respondents with Java 17. 31 percent already develop new Java 21, but the old versions are still popular: 23 percent use Java 8, as many Java 11 and 10 percent also Java 6 (Many meetings were allowed). Gruvi is at 36 percent with Java offshoot, followed by Skala (35 percent) and Kotlin (33 percent). As a framework for microservices, popular are popular: springboat (42 percent), micronut (39 percent) and dropvi (37 percent).

In case of infrastructure, spark is the first with 35 percent. The elastic chased with 29 percent and 28 percent with Kafka. The report sees the growing use of sparks in the fact that “spark data analysis, machine learning and data provide speed and versatility for current processing.”

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Java and artificial intelligence

The increasing use of sparks indicates increased interest in artificial intelligence, although Java is not the first choice here. Only 50 percent of Java users who develop in AI environment say that Java also uses Java for this. Use 44 percent JavaScript, 41 percent Pythan and 41 percent C/C ++. The most popular for AI projects are Java Library Javamal (48 percent), Deep Java Library (30 percent), OpenSL (25 percent) and Pitorch (21 percent). 37 percent of respondents will have to expand their IT resources due to AI.

In the security sector, 41 percent of the surveyed people will find important events at least once a week in Java applications or related infrastructure. 49 percent still fears problems with Log4J.

As a direct contestant of Oracle-Java, Azul Oracle user asked if they think of switching to the Java option (such as Azul). 88 percent confirm this and allow reasons (42 percent), open source (Openjdk, 40 percent) and “ORACLE sales strategy” (37 percent) with several burn with a preference. The users of Java 17 are particularly concerned, as free support ended in October 2024. Oracles controversial price models determine that not only according to Java user-payments per employee companies.

Overall, the report concludes: even after thirty years: “Java continues to renew, adapt and lead the world of software development”. Rai Research Institute is dimensional research Non -relevant study 2039 Java users-developers and management were done by Azul worldwide. Of them, more than 85 percent work in companies with more than 1,000 employees, 29 percent directly in the IT industry.

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