Great to see Go getting more attention. I think it has some real potential to take off. There's a big hole between Java and Python that it could fill with the right kind of community support.
I don't know about JVM, but the concurrency features of Go are amazing, far better than multi-threading in .NET IMO. If an app can benefit from concurrency (and major apps usually can), Go may be a better choice than .NET.
YMMV. With a relatively small bit of concurrency code, for example, I can poll 100 RSS feeds virtually simultaneously; e.g. if the maximum return time of the remote sites is 5 seconds the whole thing finishes in < 6 seconds. If I wanted to bump that up to 1K or 10K feeds I could do that by changing only a constant, because the goroutine for each feed takes only 4K of memory (versus 1MB per thread in C# by default). There may be a way to achieve the same functionality in .NET but having done some multi-threading C# code I doubt it would be as straightforward.
