GitHub Releases Copilot SDK for Java, Enabling Native AI Integration

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GitHub has launched a Copilot SDK tailored specifically for Java developers. The SDK allows enterprise Java developers to integrate GitHub Copilot directly into their applications using idiomatic Java code. It supports modern Java features such as annotations and virtual threads, making AI-driven functionality more accessible within the Java ecosystem. The release is aimed at helping enterprise teams build Copilot-powered workflows natively in Java.

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