"Starting with Oracle JDK 23, the Oracle GraalVM JIT compiler ( Graal JIT) is now included among the JITs available as part of the Oracle JDK. This integration offers innovations previously made available via Oracle GraalVM, such as JIT code optimization techniques, to all Oracle JDK users. This provides developers and sysadmins with more options to help fine tune and improve peak performance of their applications."
"The Graal JIT is the same technology that has been part of the commercial Oracle GraalVM Enterprise Edition and Oracle GraalVM for JDK for several years and is fully supported. Because the integration is new to the Oracle JDK, it is flagged as an experimental feature, but one that is still fully commercially supported. Commercial support can be obtained through the Java SE Universal Subscription, or through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) when running the Oracle JDK on OCI."
Oracle JDK 23 adds the Oracle GraalVM JIT compiler (Graal JIT) to the set of available JITs, bringing GraalVM JIT optimization techniques to Oracle JDK users. The Graal JIT is the same technology used in commercial Oracle GraalVM editions and is fully supported. The integration is marked experimental in Oracle JDK but remains commercially supported through Java SE Universal Subscription or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The Graal JIT is enabled by passing specific command-line options to the Java executable; without those flags the default C2 JIT runs. Performance improvements vary by workload and features. Oracle GraalVM for JDK remains available separately for additional GraalVM capabilities.
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