News Archive
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05/08/2018 Excelsior JET 15 Released Version 15 introduces incremental compilation for AMD64 targets and improves application performance and scalability across all platforms. |
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09/27/2017 The Excelsior JET Engineering Team Has Launched a Technical Blog My engineering colleagues have launched a technical blog today. Visit https://www.excelsiorjet.com/blog to learn more about the inner workings of Excelsior JET and the JVM in general. The relevant posts from our main blog archive will gradually migrate to the new blog in the coming months. |
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06/22/2017 Excelsior JET 12 To Introduce Profile-Guided Optimization Excelsior JET 12, available now for early access, is set to introduce Profile-Guided Optimization, bridging the gap with the advanced JIT compilers, as well as many other novelties aimed squarely at improving the application performance. |
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06/14/2017 Video: Nikita Lipsky Talks About Unity And Conflict of JIT And AOT Compilers @ Riga Dev Days 2017 Watch our Nikita Lipsky speaking about JIT and AOT compilers at Riga Dev Days 2017. Slides: |
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05/15/2017 Excelsior JET Maven and Gradle Plugins Reached 1.0 It always feels special when a project matures to a level justifying the first increment of its major version number. Meet Excelsior JET Maven and Gradle plugins 1.0! |
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11/03/2016 Excelsior JET 11.3 Released We've shipped Excelsior JET 11.3 and Excelsior JET Embedded 11.3 for all platforms. |
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09/14/2016 Video: Nikita Lipsky Talks About Java AOT Compilation @JavaZone 2016 Our very own Nikita Lipsky, one of the "fathers" of the Excelsior JET project, was at the JavaZone conference in Oslo last week to give a talk about Java AOT compilation. Here are the video and slides of his talk. |
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12/08/2015 Excelsior JET 1.0 Shipped Fifteen Years Ago Today |
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09/29/2015 Excelsior JET 11 Released With Java SE 8 and JavaFX 8 Support At last, we are back on the current major version of Java again. |
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09/17/2015 Excelsior Goes Open Source Do not worry just yet, we are not open sourcing Excelsior JET as the last act of goodwill before shutting down the company. Excelsior is alive and kicking and our main product remains fully supported closed source. |
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05/08/2018 Excelsior JET 15 Released Version 15 introduces incremental compilation for AMD64 targets and improves application performance and scalability across all platforms. |
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09/27/2017 The Excelsior JET Engineering Team Has Launched a Technical Blog My engineering colleagues have launched a technical blog today. Visit https://www.excelsiorjet.com/blog to learn more about the inner workings of Excelsior JET and the JVM in general. The relevant posts from our main blog archive will gradually migrate to the new blog in the coming months. |
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06/22/2017 Excelsior JET 12 To Introduce Profile-Guided Optimization Excelsior JET 12, available now for early access, is set to introduce Profile-Guided Optimization, bridging the gap with the advanced JIT compilers, as well as many other novelties aimed squarely at improving the application performance. |
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06/14/2017 Video: Nikita Lipsky Talks About Unity And Conflict of JIT And AOT Compilers @ Riga Dev Days 2017 Watch our Nikita Lipsky speaking about JIT and AOT compilers at Riga Dev Days 2017. Slides: |
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05/15/2017 Excelsior JET Maven and Gradle Plugins Reached 1.0 It always feels special when a project matures to a level justifying the first increment of its major version number. Meet Excelsior JET Maven and Gradle plugins 1.0! |
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11/03/2016 Excelsior JET 11.3 Released We've shipped Excelsior JET 11.3 and Excelsior JET Embedded 11.3 for all platforms. |
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09/14/2016 Video: Nikita Lipsky Talks About Java AOT Compilation @JavaZone 2016 Our very own Nikita Lipsky, one of the "fathers" of the Excelsior JET project, was at the JavaZone conference in Oslo last week to give a talk about Java AOT compilation. Here are the video and slides of his talk. |
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12/08/2015 Excelsior JET 1.0 Shipped Fifteen Years Ago Today |
|
09/29/2015 Excelsior JET 11 Released With Java SE 8 and JavaFX 8 Support At last, we are back on the current major version of Java again. |
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09/17/2015 Excelsior Goes Open Source Do not worry just yet, we are not open sourcing Excelsior JET as the last act of goodwill before shutting down the company. Excelsior is alive and kicking and our main product remains fully supported closed source. |