-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 6/15/10 18:19 , Sean Comerford wrote: > I hardly think a bastardized Android JVM is a death knell for > Oracle. Relatively speaking, Android is still a tiny fraction of the > market. > Better said - Android is a specific segment in the market. I think it has got big chances of dominating the mobile segment, but it has nothing to do with the server side. That's one of the many point about which the article made a big mess. In the mobile segment, it's not clear to me what Oracle is going to do. They asserted their commitment, but it's pretty much stagnating (see my previous posts about JavaFX Mobile). I think they could move sooner or later, but it's clear they are not particularly worried about it, thus they are not worried by Android.
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