Development Hardware Clause Samples

The Development Hardware clause defines the terms under which hardware is provided, used, or managed during the development phase of a project. Typically, it outlines the responsibilities for supplying, maintaining, and returning hardware such as computers, servers, or specialized devices necessary for development work. This clause ensures that both parties understand who owns the hardware, who is liable for its condition, and what happens to the equipment at the end of the project, thereby preventing disputes over hardware use and ownership.
Development Hardware. During the Term, you may order a reasonable quantity of Development Hardware, at the prices set forth on the then-current Development Hardware Price List. All orders are subject to acceptance, and will be governed by the terms of Exhibit C, except that the provisions of this Agreement that explicitly reference Development Hardware will take precedence over any contrary or additional provisions of Exhibit C related to the same subject matter.
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Development Hardware. During the Term, you may order a reasonable quantity of Development Hardware, at the prices set forth on the then-current Development Hardware Price List. All orders are subject to acceptance, and will be governed by the then-current terms and conditions of sale of Atheros or Atheros Technology Ltd., as applicable, except that the provisions of this Agreement that explicitly reference Development Hardware will take precedence over any contrary or additional provisions of such terms and conditions related to the same subject matter, and we assume no intellectual property indemnification or defense obligations with respect to Development Hardware.
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Development Hardware. Based on the mutual agreement of the parties, using Nortel’s standard equipment loan terms and conditions, Nortel agrees to i) provide a reasonable amount of [**] hardware or ii.) pay to Airvana the cost of such hardware, which cost the parties will agree upon in advance. A copy of Nortel’s equipment loan agreement is attached to and incorporated in this Amendment No. 10 as Attachment 2.
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