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ORACLE DATASHEET JAVA TECHNOLOGIES FOR EMBEDDED DEVICES JAVA ENABLES EMBEDDED INNOVATION KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS  Robust, reliable and capable platform for embedded systems Օ Scalable solution supports devices ranging from constrained resources to server-class systems  Rich set of libraries and functionality, including power management and multi-core support Օ Industry leading security features such as the 'sandbox' model  Cross-platform portability maximizing Write Once Run Anywhere capability Օ Enhanced development productivity through comprehensive tools and support  Widespread adoption in embedded space Օ Established ecosystem including over 9 million Java developers  Ease of development to reduce development costs and time to market Օ Based on Open Java Standards driven through the Java Community Process The devices supporting our daily activities are becoming more sophisticated and better connected at an astonishing rate. Java technology is ideally suited to support this complexity, whether embedded in a lightweight, low-cost secure ID card, supporting multiple systems of a jumbo jet, or any conceivable application between. Supported by the world's largest community of developers and deployed in over three billion devices, Java is a proven, reliable and secure platform for building embedded solutions. The Java Advantage The product of over a dcade of engineering investment by tens of thousands of engineers, the Java language, APIs, and virtual machine are broadly tested and deployed in many different vertical solutions. Java has been designed from its inception to produce superior code quality and design through mechanisms such as object orientation, error management, memory recycling, remote debugging and testing, and code readability. Java makes embedded systems safer, more robust, and easier to develop. A Family of Technologies Which Scales To Any Hardware Capability From an enterprise-class server with GB of RAM and GHz processor speed to a 32K SIM card, four classes of embedded Java technology ensure a fit for any hardware application. JAVA STANDARD EDITION FOR EMBEDDED DEVICES (JAVA SE) Java Standard Edition for Embedded Devices is the world's most robust and best performing Java platform, supporting close to 30 different hardware and OS combinations. Configuration options enable deployment-specific tuning to achieve optimal performance. Java Standard Edition for Embedded Devices is common in many embedded systems, including healthcare gateways, aggregation managers, and industrial automation. JAVA MICRO EDITION EMBEDDED CLIENT (CDC) The Java Micro Edition Embedded Client, comprised of CDC (Connected Device Configuration), FP (Foundation Profile), and PBP (Personal Basis Profile), is specifically designed for speed and efficiency on devices with limited processing power and memory (2MB+ RAM) across popular embedded CPU platforms, yet is broadly compatible with the Java Platform Standard Edition. The hundreds of millions of CDC-based devices in use includes every Blu-ray Disc player, the most popular family of e-book readers, VOIP telephones, televisions, set-top boxes, printers, and residential gateways. ORACLE JAVA WIRELESS CLIENT (CLDC) Oracle Java Wireless Client is built around CLDC (Connected Limited Device Configuration) which supports devices with as little as 160KB of RAM. CLDC runs on over 3 billion mobile handsets (more than any other mobile platform) and is also well suited and widely deployed in other small embedded applications such as M2M, digital pens, and home automation. Supplemented by dozens of JSR's (Java Specification Requests), CLDC supports a wide range of I/O requirements, including file systems, 3D and vector graphics, Bluetooth, and NFC. ORACLE