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This is a picture of a part of [[OracleLabs]] team visiting the Park Prague office in the summary 2015. The gang is huge and growing, as we are serious about what we do. We want our [[Graal]] compiler to be viable alternative to [[HotSpot]]. We want our [[Ruby]], [[JavaScript]], [[R]] language implementations to be the fastest ones - and we are not far from that, here is a demo showing the relative speeds of various [[Ruby]] implementations: | This is a picture of a part of [[OracleLabs]] team visiting the Park Prague office in the summary 2015. The gang is huge and growing, as we are serious about what we do. We want our [[Graal]] compiler to be viable alternative to [[HotSpot]]. We want our [[Ruby]], [[JavaScript]], [[R]] language implementations to be the fastest ones - and we are not far from that, here is a demo showing the relative speeds of various [[Ruby]] implementations: | ||
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Revision as of 13:10, 5 October 2015
OracleLabs organization has a new team in Prague's Oracle office. Since Oct 1, 2015 we can really call it a team, as we are three in Prague (one guy is holding the camera) plus one guy working remotely from Brno.
And we are ready to grow! There is a lot of tasks we need to handle before we reach our goal: E.g. to make Truffle and Graal the fastest (J)VM on the planet!
Of course, the previous statement may sound a bit bold, but OracleLabs understands that vision without speculation would be today's reality. We are ready to try new approaches to existing technologies and apply radical innovation in order to push the definition of possible further. OracleLabs is a laboratory, but we are not locked in a scientific world! We are engineers ready to deliver real, working products in a release ready quality. We are ready to co-operate with other groups in Oracle to transfer our technology vision into successful products.
This is a picture of a part of OracleLabs team visiting the Park Prague office in the summary 2015. The gang is huge and growing, as we are serious about what we do. We want our Graal compiler to be viable alternative to HotSpot. We want our Ruby, JavaScript, R language implementations to be the fastest ones - and we are not far from that, here is a demo showing the relative speeds of various Ruby implementations:
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