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| Author: | Hof, R. Rebello, K. Verity, J. |
| Title: | Java's cup runneth over |
| Journal: | Business Week
1996 : MAY 20, VOL. 3460:790, p. 48-49 |
| Index terms: | ECONOMICS DATA MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | The software world is hooked - even Microsoft can't ignore it. If you thought nothing could top Netscape madness, check out Java mania. It's no surprise that nerds are going bonkers over Sun Microsystems Inc.'s new Java software - after all it promises to supercharge the Internet and thwart Microsoft Corp. to boot. But this may be the first time a software language has crossed over into pop-culture fame. Java is taking over the world. Java's momentum is so strong that even Microsoft has agreed to embed Java in its Windows operating systems - which opens a potential market of tens of millions of Window users. |
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