AMD Benchmarking Clause Samples

The AMD Benchmarking clause establishes the terms under which benchmarking of AMD products or services may be conducted and disclosed. Typically, this clause outlines whether and how performance tests, comparisons, or evaluations involving AMD technology can be performed, and may restrict the publication or sharing of benchmarking results without AMD's prior consent. Its core practical function is to protect AMD's proprietary interests and ensure that any public performance claims about its products are accurate and authorized, thereby preventing misleading or unfair comparisons.
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AMD Benchmarking. AMD may independently analyze Spansion’s compliance with the Service Levels and provide Spansion feedback regarding Spansion’s performance. In addition, if as part of that benchmarking, AMD in good faith determines that the pricing it is charged for the Services is not within a reasonable range, AMD may notify Spansion and the Parties will consider whether changes are appropriate to the Services to enable the Parties to enjoy better pricing. Any such benchmarking shall be subject to the confidentiality restriction set forth in Section 11.
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