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Collocation Rights. Lessor acknowledges that the business to be conducted by Lessee in the Premises requires the installation of certain equipment owned by customers of Lessee and third party telecommunications providers (collectively Collocators) in order for such Collocators to interconnect with Lessee's telecommunications facilities in the Premises. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Lease, to expedite access to the Premises, Lessor agrees that Lessee may license use of and access to a portion of the Premises to such Collocators, and/or enter into, collocation agreements with the Collocators, without Lessor's prior consent. Collocation rights shall be at no additional cost to Lessee and shall not be considered an assignment or sublease for purposes of this Lease. Lessee represents and warrants that it will require all Collocators to obtain appropriate property and general liability insurance covering the full value of the Collocator's equipment. Lessee agrees to indemnify and hold Lessor harmless from and against any damage or loss to such Collocators equipment. Lessee and its Affiliates shall have the right to provide telecommunications services to other tenants in the Building and the Center provided this right shall not be deemed to be exclusive in nature.
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Collocation Rights. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Supplier grants Customer a license to enter the premises described in Exhibit A or otherwise described in the Service Order Form (in either case, the "Premises"), and to use the type and quantity of space provided by Supplier for Customer's equipment (the "Collocation Space"), as set out on the Service Order Form, at the location within the Premises designated by Supplier (the "Customer Area"), subject to the policies, procedures, and security requirements imposed by Supplier to protect the interest or property of Supplier, its other customers, assigns, grantees, or licensees. If, in Supplier's sole judgment, Customer violates or fails to comply with these policies, procedures, or security requirements, Supplier shall have the right to immediately disallow and prevent Customer from entering the Premises and to disconnect and remove any or all of Customers Equipment from the Premises. Customer shall designate certain qualified persons who will be the only persons given access to the Customer Area. All rights granted herein to Customer are subject to, if applicable, the signing of a confidentiality agreement(s) by Customer's designated persons. In consideration of such right to enter the Premises and to use the Collocation Space, Customer shall pay to Supplier (i) the applicable amounts described in Exhibit A, unless otherwise specified and agreed to by both parties in the applicable Service Order Form; and (ii) such additional amounts as may be mutually agreed upon in the Service Order Form.
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Collocation Rights. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Supplier will accept custody of Customer's equipment to be placed in Supplier's Data Collocation facility (the "Premises"). Customer shall indicate the type and quantity of space to be provided for Customer's equipment (the "Collocation Space") on the Service Order Form and Supplier shall designate Customer's space and location within the Premises (the "Customer Area"). Supplier will grant Customer a license to enter the Premises described in the applicable Service Order Form subject to the policies, procedures, and security requirements imposed by Supplier to protect the interest or property of Supplier, its other customers, assigns, grantees, or licensees. * Customer shall designate certain qualified persons who will be the only persons given access to the Customer Area (the "Designated Persons"). Designated Persons will be listed on Supplier's Access list and are subject to the Non-Disclosure Agreement signed by Customer. In consideration of the right to enter the Premises and to use the Collocation Space, Customer shall pay to Supplier (i) the applicable amounts described in the Data Collocation and Bandwidth Services Rate Card (Exhibit A), unless otherwise specified and agreed to by both parties in a Service Order Form; and (ii) such additional amounts and may be mutually agreed upon in subsequent Service Order Form(s). The subleasing of the premises to any third party is strictly prohibited and will be grounds for immediate termination of this Agreement. In the event this Agreement is terminated because Customer subleases the premises to third party in violation of this Agreement, all Early Termination penalties shall apply.
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