Provision of Additional Technology and Documentation Sample Clauses

Provision of Additional Technology and Documentation. Before ---------------------------------------------------- providing SSG with any technology or documentation other than the InterTrust Technology and Documentation set forth on Exhibit B hereto as of the Effective Date ("Additional InterTrust Technology/Documentation"), InterTrust shall ---------------------------------------------- provide SSG with notice of its intent to deliver such technology and/or documentation, along with a summary description of the Additional InterTrust Technology/Documentation. Provided that such Additional InterTrust Technology/Documentation is not related to security and/or interoperability aspects of InterTrust Technology, within ten (10) days thereafter, SSG may, at its discretion, notify InterTrust that it does not wish to receive such Additional InterTrust Technology/Documentation. Any decision by SSG to receive or decline to receive Additional InterTrust Technology/Documentation shall have no effect on any of SSG's obligations hereunder (including, but not limited to, Sections 5.3 and 6.1) and no licenses of any kind under any of InterTrust's Intellectual Property Rights shall be granted or deemed to have been granted (expressly or by implication) with respect to any use of declined Additional Technology/Documentation. To the extent that SSG declines to receive any Additional InterTrust Technology/Documentation, every portion of any SSG product (and any directly related services permitted hereunder) not at the time immediately preceeding the effective date of InterTrust Specifications applicable to such declined Additional Technology/Documentation, but containing any technology relating to declined Additional Technology/Documentation, shall be, thereafter, in accordance with the procedures of Section 6.1(b): (i) be Compliant with all applicable InterTrust Security Related Specifications (as defined immediately below) and InterTrust Specifications for the Special Advanced Capabilities; and (ii) be Interoperable (as defined immediately below) with all products Compliant with InterTrust Specifications. "Security Related ---------------- Specifications" means the InterTrust Specifications and all subsequent versions -------------- thereof related to: (a) trusted systems techniques and technologies, interfaces, and/or processes (such as, for example, security kernel structures, reference monitor functions and structures, internal software protection structures and/or any aspect having the potential to compromise the protectio...
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