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Early 1990s: Java was developed by James Gosling, Mike Sheridan, and Patrick Naughton at Sun Microsystems (now Oracle Corporation) as part of the "Green Project."

1995: Java was officially introduced to the public, initially named "Oak" but later renamed to "Java."

1996: Java 1.0 was released with the "Write Once, Run Anywhere" (WORA) philosophy.

The 1990s: Java gained popularity, especially for web-based applications using applets.

1998: Java 2 (J2SE) introduced significant features, including Swing, the Collections Framework, and more.

Early 2000s: Java expanded into enterprise development with Java EE.

2006: Java was open-sourced under the GNU GPL, leading to the creation of OpenJDK.

2010: Oracle acquired Sun Microsystems, including Java.

Ongoing: Java continues to evolve with regular updates and new versions, remaining a prominent language in various application domains.
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