The JDK 24 will include a vector API, a class-file API, G1 garbage collector improvements, and JNI usage warnings, demonstrating evolving support for performance and safety.
With an eye on performance, the vector API in JDK 24 aims for superior computation by expressing vector communications that compile optimally on varied CPU architectures.
The upcoming JDK 24 will enforce warnings for JNI usage, reflecting a significant shift towards safer programming practices while maintaining compatibility with existing codes.
Scheduled for March 18, 2025, JDK 24 is a non-LTS release, indicating that it will provide just six months of Premier-level support, similar to JDK 23.
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