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What shipped, and what runs it yet

A Minecraft release is announced everywhere within the hour. Which server software can actually run it is what a server owner waits weeks for, and nobody publishes a timeline of it. This one writes itself from the builds as they land.

Right now

Minecraft 26.3 is the newest release, and 10 server platforms already run it

Out 15 Sept 2026, needs Java 25 or newer. Whether your own setup can move is a different question, and it is the one the upgrade check answers.

Check whether your plugins are ready or see everything that runs on 26.3.

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Frequently asked

How often does this update?

Every three hours, which is how often the sync runs. Nothing here is written by hand: each line is a row in the database with a date on it, so it is never more stale than the data behind it.

What counts as news here?

Two things. Mojang publishing a version, and a piece of server software publishing its first build for a release. The second is the one nobody else tracks, and it is the one that decides when a server can move.

Why are snapshots listed separately?

A snapshot is for testing. Plugins and mods are not expected to work on one, and treating it as a release is how people end up with a broken server, so it is marked as a test build rather than mixed in.

Is this information wrong or missing something? .