Is there a JDK for Java 24 or 25 for Windows on ARM?

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Asked By CuriousCoder89 On

I've been hearing from some folks that there might be a Java 24 JDK available for Windows on ARM, but I haven't had any luck tracking one down. I'd even be okay with a version 25 if that's available. If anyone knows of any options, I'd really appreciate your help! Thanks!

6 Answers

Answered By TechieTraveler5 On

I found that Bellsoft's Liberica JDK 24 is actually available for Windows ARM (64-bit). Just a heads up though, non-LTS versions are typically harder to come by!

Answered By ResourceHunter99 On

Check out Adoptium's website. They've got a range of options, but be aware that they're currently missing builds for Windows ARM64 for both versions 24 and 25.

Answered By LatestTechFinder On

You might find something useful at SDKMAN. They list various Java SDKs and you could browse what's available for ARM.

Answered By OpenSourceSurfer On

Microsoft offers an OpenJDK option as well, but it seems to be marked as "Available Soon." So it might be worth keeping an eye on that!

Answered By CodeExplorer77 On

You can also use the Disco API to explore all available distributions including early access builds. Here’s the link: https://api.foojay.io/disco/v3.0/packages?package_type=jdk&latest=available&version=24&operating_system=windows&architecture=aarch64

Answered By JavaNinja42 On

You can definitely grab the Zulu JDK 25 for Windows on ARM. Java 24 is pretty much left in the dust since 25 is the Long-Term Support version now, so it's a solid choice to go with that.

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