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Project Leyden & JDK 26: Bringing AOT Caching to ZGC
Michał Zyga, 03 Feb 2026.
Project Leyden is an ongoing initiative aimed at improving the startup and warmup times of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Building on the foundations laid by JEP 483, JEP 514, and JEP 515, the upcoming JDK 26 release will introduce JEP 516: Ahead-of-Time (AOT) Object Caching with Any GC. In this article, I explain the specific problems this feature addresses.
