Dell Colocation Site Sample Clauses

Dell Colocation Site. If Distributor Ordered a Dell offered Colocation Site option (where available), then (a) Dell will be responsible for arranging hosting of the APEX System in an appropriate data center environment; and (b) the following clauses of the Agreement will not apply: Clause 4.5 (Shipment), Clause 4.6 (Title to APEX System), Clause 4.7 (Risk of Loss), Clause 4.8 (Insurance), Xxxxxx 4.9 (Bankruptcy Rights), Clauses 6.4.A(b) (Generally) and 6.4.B (Additional Recovery Rights), Clause 7.2 (Site Access), and Clause 7.5 (Replaced Parts).
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Dell Colocation Site. If You Ordered a Dell offered Colocation Site option (where available), then (a) Dell will be responsible for arranging hosting of the APEX System in an appropriate data center environment; and (b) the following clauses of the Agreement will not apply: Clause 4.5 – Part A (Shipment), Clause 4.6 – Part A (Title to APEX System), Clause

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