Long-term support release due in September is off and running, with a stable values API and the removal of the 32-bit x86 port the initial proposed features.

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JDK 25, the upcoming long-term support release for Java, is set to include a stable values API to improve application startup times and remove the deprecated 32-bit x86 port. Other potential features are in development, including those previewed in JDK 24, such as a key derivation function API and scoped values. JDK 25 is scheduled for release in September and will receive at least five years of premier-level support from Oracle.

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