Common use of SUPPLY OF SERVICE Clause in Contracts

SUPPLY OF SERVICE. 2.1 The Internet Data Centre Service does not include the provision of co-location or connectivity and cabling within CTME premises provided pursuant to: (a) CTME’s obligations as a landing party for an international submarine cable system; or (b) CTME’s interconnection or facilities access obligations under any applicable laws, which are supplied under other CTME contractual terms and conditions. 2.2 CTME grants the Customer a right to install, operate, maintain and repair Customer Equipment in the relevant Co-location Space for the term. The Customer, in the course of providing its own services, may allow its customers or Affiliates to install equipment in and use the Colocation Space. However, the Customer remains responsible to CTME for the Co-location Space and the Customer must ensure third parties using the Co- location Space comply with the requirements set out in this Annex 1. The Customer hereby indemnifies CTME from and against any loss, costs, damages, expenses or liabilities which CTME suffers, incurs or for which it becomes liable: (a) arising from claims brought against CTME by third parties in connection with the acts or omissions of the Customer; or (b) in connection with any third parties which are directly or indirectly authorised by the Customer to access the Co-location Space (whether or not the Customer has knowledge of the third party or its access). 2.3 The types of Co-location Space which the Customer may order and CTME may agree to provide are: (a) Cabinet Space – a lockable space in a cabinet or rack provided by CTME. In some special cases, CTME may provide partial Cabinet Space (e.g. quarter or half Cabinet Space), in such special cases, the Customer needs to share the same rack or cabinet (and same power feed to that rack or cabinet) with other customers;

SUPPLY OF SERVICE. 2.1 2.1. The Internet Data Centre Service does not include the provision of co-location or connectivity and cabling within CTME CTE premises provided pursuant to: (a) CTMECTE’s obligations as a landing party for an international submarine cable system; or (b) CTMECTE’s interconnection or facilities access obligations under any applicable laws, which are supplied under other CTME CTE contractual terms and conditions. 2.2 CTME 2.2. CTE grants the Customer a right licence to install, operate, maintain and repair Customer Equipment in the relevant Co-location Space for the term. The Customer, in the course of providing its own services, may allow its customers or Affiliates to install equipment in and use the Colocation Space. However, the Customer remains responsible to CTME CTE for the Co-location Space and the Customer must ensure third parties using the Co- location Space comply with the requirements set out in this Annex 1. The Customer hereby indemnifies CTME CTE from and against any loss, costs, damages, expenses or liabilities which CTME CTE suffers, incurs or for which it becomes liable: (a) arising from claims brought against CTME CTE by third parties in connection with the acts or omissions of the Customer; or (b) in connection with any third parties which are directly or indirectly authorised by the Customer to access the Co-Co- location Space (whether or not the Customer has knowledge of the third party or its access). 2.3 2.3. The types of Co-location Space which the Customer may order and CTME CTE may agree to provide are: (a) Cabinet Space – a lockable space in a cabinet or rack provided by CTMECTE. In some special cases, CTME CTE may provide partial Cabinet Space (e.g. quarter or half Cabinet Space), in such special cases, the Customer needs to share the same rack or cabinet (and same power feed to that rack or cabinet) with other customers;

SUPPLY OF SERVICE. 2.1 2.1. The Internet Data Centre Service does not include the provision of co-location or connectivity and cabling within CTME CTMEA premises provided pursuant to: (a) CTMECTMEA’s obligations as a landing party for an international submarine cable system; or (b) CTMECTMEA’s interconnection or facilities access obligations under any applicable laws, which are supplied under other CTME CTMEA contractual terms and conditions. 2.2 CTME 2.2. CTMEA grants the Customer a right licence to install, operate, maintain and repair Customer Equipment in the relevant Co-location Space for the term. The Customer, in the course of providing its own services, may allow its customers or Affiliates to install equipment in and use the Colocation Space. However, the Customer remains responsible to CTME CTMEA for the Co-location Space and the Customer must ensure third parties using the Co- location Space comply with the requirements set out in this Annex 1. The Customer hereby indemnifies CTME CTMEA from and against any loss, costs, damages, expenses or liabilities which CTME CTMEA suffers, incurs or for which it becomes liable: (a) arising from claims brought against CTME CTMEA by third parties in connection with the acts or omissions of the Customer; or (b) in connection with any third parties which are directly or indirectly authorised by the Customer to access the Co-location Space (whether or not the Customer has knowledge of the third party or its access). 2.3 2.3. The types of Co-location Space which the Customer may order and CTME CTMEA may agree to provide are: (a) Cabinet Space – a lockable space in a cabinet or rack provided by CTMECTMEA. In some special cases, CTME CTMEA may provide partial Cabinet Space (e.g. quarter or half Cabinet Space), in such special cases, the Customer needs to share the same rack or cabinet (and same power feed to that rack or cabinet) with other customers;

SUPPLY OF SERVICE. 2.1 2.1. The Internet Data Centre Service does not include the provision of co-location or connectivity and cabling within CTME CTSA premises provided pursuant to: (a) CTMECTSA’s obligations as a landing party for an international submarine cable system; or (b) CTMECTSA’s interconnection or facilities access obligations under any applicable laws, which are supplied under other CTME CTSA contractual terms and conditions. 2.2 CTME 2.2. CTSA grants the Customer a right licence to install, operate, maintain and repair Customer Equipment in the relevant Co-location Space for the term. The Customer, in the course of providing its own services, may allow its customers or Affiliates to install equipment in and use the Colocation Co-location Space. However, the Customer remains responsible to CTME CTSA for the Co-location Space and the Customer must ensure third parties using the Co- location Space comply with the requirements set out in this Annex 1. The Customer hereby indemnifies CTME CTSA from and against any loss, costs, damages, expenses or liabilities which CTME CTSA suffers, incurs or for which it becomes liable: (a) arising from claims brought against CTME CTSA by third parties in connection with the acts or omissions of the Customer; or (b) in connection with any third parties which are directly or indirectly authorised by the Customer to access the Co-Co- location Space (whether or not the Customer has knowledge of the third party or its access). 2.3 2.3. The types of Co-location Space which the Customer may order and CTME CTSA may agree to provide are: (a) Cabinet Space – a lockable space in a cabinet or rack provided by CTMECTSA. In some special cases, CTME CTSA may provide partial Cabinet Space (e.g. quarter or half Cabinet Space), in such special cases, the Customer needs to share the same rack or cabinet (and same power feed to that rack or cabinet) with other customers;

SUPPLY OF SERVICE. 2.1 2.1. The Internet Data Centre Service does not include the provision of co-location or connectivity and cabling within CTME CTSA premises provided pursuant to: (a) CTMECTSA’s obligations as a landing party for an international submarine cable system; or (b) CTMECTSA’s interconnection or facilities access obligations under any applicable laws, which are supplied under other CTME CTSA contractual terms and conditions. 2.2 CTME 2.2. CTSA grants the Customer a right licence to install, operate, maintain and repair Customer Equipment in the relevant Co-location Space for the term. The Customer, in the course of providing its own services, may allow its customers or Affiliates to install equipment in and use the Colocation Co-location Space. However, the Customer remains responsible to CTME CTSA for the Co-location Space and the Customer must ensure third parties using the Co- Co-location Space comply with the requirements set out in this Annex 1. The Customer hereby indemnifies CTME CTSA from and against any loss, costs, damages, expenses or liabilities which CTME CTSA suffers, incurs or for which it becomes liable: (a) arising from claims brought against CTME CTSA by third parties in connection with the acts or omissions of the Customer; or (b) in connection with any third parties which are directly or indirectly authorised by the Customer to access the Co-Co- location Space (whether or not the Customer has knowledge of the third party or its access). 2.3 2.3. The types of Co-location Space which the Customer may order and CTME CTSA may agree to provide are: (a) Cabinet Space – a lockable space in a cabinet or rack provided by CTMECTSA. In some special cases, CTME CTSA may provide partial Cabinet Space (e.g. quarter or half Cabinet Space), in such special cases, the Customer needs to share the same rack or cabinet (and same power feed to that rack or cabinet) with other customers;