Jabil Background Intellectual Property Sample Clauses

The Jabil Background Intellectual Property clause defines and protects the intellectual property rights that Jabil already owns or controls prior to entering into a contract or that it develops independently outside the scope of the current agreement. This clause typically clarifies that any pre-existing patents, copyrights, trade secrets, or other proprietary information belonging to Jabil remain its exclusive property, even if such IP is used or referenced during the performance of the contract. Its core function is to prevent any unintended transfer of Jabil’s pre-existing intellectual property rights to the other party, ensuring clear boundaries between background IP and any new developments arising from the collaboration.
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Jabil Background Intellectual Property. Jabil shall retain all right, title and ownership to any Jabil Background Intellectual Property. Jabil hereby grants to Company a worldwide, non-exclusive, fully paid-up, royalty free right and license under Jabil’s intellectual property rights to the Jabil Background Intellectual Property only insofar as is required for Company to use, sell or distribute the Product, provided as part of the Manufacturing Services performed by Jabil pursuant to this Agreement; provided however, that no license to manufacturing processes and/or manufacturing process improvements shall be granted hereunder.
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