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Releases
24 GA (build 24+36)
Windows
64-bit
zip
(
sha256
)
211589892
Mac/AArch64
64-bit
tar.gz
(
sha256
)
205831723
Mac/x64
64-bit
tar.gz
(
sha256
)
208221071
Linux/AArch64
64-bit
tar.gz
(
sha256
)
210076422
Linux/x64
64-bit
tar.gz
(
sha256
)
212235746
Source
Tag jdk-24-ga
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