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Oracle Cloud has Landed

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Oracle Corporation
Oracle Public Cloud Announcing Preview Availability Phase. Oracle Public Cloud.
Dear Hilton Meyer,
Thank you for your interest in the Oracle Public Cloud.

We have now entered the preview availability phase. Over the next several months, we will be releasing capacity of our cloud in batches to early registrants.

To request access and get in the queue, go to cloud.oracle.com and follow these two steps:
  1. Register to get your oracle.com account if you don't already have one
  2. Confirm the cloud service(s) you want to trial
This information is required for us to activate your account for Oracle Public Cloud services when they become available.

Register now at cloud.oracle.com. On this site, you’ll also find additional background materials and an updated FAQ with more information on our preview availability phase.
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