Wasm 3 brings 64-bit address space and garbage collection

The Wasm W3C Community Group and the Wasm Working Group have announced the completion of WebAssembly (Wasm) 3 as the new live standard. The developers categorize version 3 as a major update in terms ...
InfoWorld

Wasm 3.0 adds 64-bit backing, language support

WebAssembly 3.0 adds support for compiling high-level programming languages, with 64-bit address spacing and the ability to ...
InfoQ

Java 25, the Next LTS Release, Delivers Finalized Features and Focus on Performance and Runtime

Oracle has released version 25 of the Java programming language and virtual machine. As the first LTS release since JDK 21, ...
InfoWorld

The three game-changing features of JDK 25

Out of 18 new features, three improvements sharpen Java’s edge for cloud-native, containerized, and cost-sensitive ...

Wasm 3.0 standard is now officially complete

Version 3.0 of the WebAssembly (Wasm) standard is now complete and considered the “live” standard for Wasm. This announcement ...
ADTmag

Java 25: Oracle’s Big-Tent Release—and a Clearer Roadmap for What’s Next

JDK 25 is an LTS release, the second on Oracle’s new two-year LTS cadence (after 21), and it lands with meaningful language ...
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Why Razer got involved in garbage collection robots

If there is a butterfly effect, it is most dangerous with regards to everyday plastic waste. Today you missed the urn, and ...
InfoQ

Myth Busters: is Rust a Slam Dunk?

Ramya Krishnamoorthy shares a detailed case study on rewriting Momento's high-performance data platform from Kotlin to Rust.
New York Post

The future of trash collection: Self-driving cans and noiseless EV garbage trucks

The humble garbage run is getting a high-tech overhaul. From robot trash haulers that arrive on demand to electric trucks designed to silence the morning clatter of diesel engines, waste collection is ...