Hitachi. (1) Hitachi will use reasonable best efforts to cause its Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries (for so long as they are Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries) to comply with the terms and conditions of this R&D Agreement and Hitachi shall be liable for any breach of such terms and conditions.
(2) Hitachi will use reasonable best efforts to cause its Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries that cease to remain Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries to comply with the terms and conditions of this R&D Agreement applicable to such entities and Hitachi shall be liable for any breach of such terms and conditions.
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Hitachi. Hitachi or a subsidiary of Hitachi shall take over part of the business run by AE Power by absorption-type corporate split *1, 2
Hitachi. ZeroCarbon’s mission is to provide end-to-end solutions to decarbonize commercial vehicle fleets globally, helping them to accelerate electrification and sustainability, reduce battery risk and total cost of ownership, and generate new revenues. Deploying data analytics and digital optimization technologies, we provide the platform to optimize battery performance and life, charge EV fleets and decarbonize sites and depots through a battery charging and management service model. Through digital optimization, our solutions are designed to meet the unique needs of commercial vehicle fleets, offering a range of charging options that maximizes fleet efficiency and minimizes costs. These solutions are built on the foundation of leading the innovation programme Optimise Prime, the world’s largest commercial EV trial of more than 8,000 vehicles. Leveraging Hitachi’s global reach and industry experience, we offer battery financing solutions to help accelerate electric fleet transition, reduce capital expenditure, and maximise the residual value of assets.
Hitachi. Nothing contained in this R&D Agreement shall limit in any way Hitachi’s ability to continue to conduct research and development activities for other Hitachi business units, including its Affiliates and Subsidiaries, including any fiber optical component business (e.g., semiconductors and cable) subject to the Nonsolicitation or Noncompetition provision in Section 12 of the Stockholders’ Agreement; provided, however, the terms and conditions of this R&D Agreement shall be subject to the terms and conditions of any existing agreements related to the governmental R&D projects, the joint R&D projects with national and public universities or private universities, the R&D projects requested by other Hitachi Subsidiaries or the joint R&D projects with any other agency or organization (collectively, the “Existing R&D Agreements”). Prior to the commencement of any R&D Project, Hitachi shall disclose to OpNext Japan any restrictions contained in the Existing R&D Agreements related to such R&D Project.
Hitachi. Nothing contained in this R&D Agreement shall limit in any way Hitachi’s ability to continue to conduct research and development activities for other Hitachi business units, including its Affiliates and Subsidiaries, including any fiber optical component business (e.g., semiconductors and cable) subject to the Nonsolicitation or Noncompetition provision in Section 12 of the Stockholders’ Agreement, as amended by the First Amendment to Stockholders’ Agreement b y among OpNext, Inc., Hitachi, Clarity, Holdings I and Holdings II (and as otherwise amended, supplemented or modified from time to time); provided, however, the terms and conditions of this R&D Agreement shall be subject to the terms and conditions of any existing agreements related to the governmental R&D projects, the joint R&D projects with national and public universities or private universities, the R&D projects requested by other Hitachi Subsidiaries or the joint R&D projects with any other agency or organization (collectively, the “Existing R&D Agreements”). Prior to the commencement of any R&D Project, Hitachi shall disclose to OpNext Japan any restrictions contained in the Existing R&D Agreements related to such R&D Project.
Hitachi. Nothing contained in this R&D Agreement shall limit in any way Hitachi’s ability to continue to conduct research and development activities for other Hitachi business units, including its Affiliates and Subsidiaries, including any fiber optical component business (e.g., semiconductors and cable) subject to the Nonsolicitation or Noncompetition provision in Section 12 of the Stockholders’ Agreement between OpNext and each of Hitachi and the Clarity Parties dated July 31, 2001 (as amended, supplemented or otherwise modified from time to time); provided, however, the terms and conditions of this R&D Agreement shall be subject to the terms and conditions of any existing agreements related to the governmental R&D projects, the joint R&D projects with national and public universities or private universities, the R&D projects requested by other Hitachi Subsidiaries or the joint R&D projects with any other agency or organization (collectively, the “Existing R&D Agreements”). Prior to the commencement of any R&D Project, Hitachi shall disclose to OpNext any restrictions contained in the Existing R&D Agreements related to such R&D Project. Hitachi shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to obtain consents from applicable parties to the Existing R&D Agreements and from applicable parties to any future R&D agreements so as to avoid limiting or restricting the R&D Projects for which Hitachi agrees to provide R&D Support pursuant to a Statement of Work.
Hitachi and NANOGEN shall periodically discuss the development of any new product in the Field other than the HITACHI Products or NANOGEN Products. If either Party determines to develop such a new product in the Field, such Party shall so notify the other Party, in which case the parties shall discuss the possible joint development of such new product.
Hitachi hereby grants to NANOGEN solely during the term of this Agreement a royalty-free, worldwide, non-exclusive license, with the right to sublicense to NANOGEN affiliates and suppliers to NANOGEN, under all HITACHI Intellectual Property Rights, to use the HITACHI Improvement Technology for any and all purposes within the Field.
Hitachi shall cooperate with and assist NANOGEN in the protection of any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret or any other intellectual property right relating to the HITACHI Products and NANOGEN Products which is owned by NANOGEN or licensed by NANOGEN to HITACHI, and shall inform NANOGEN immediately of any infringement or other improper action with respect to any such patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret or any other intellectual property right that shall come to the attention of HITACHI.
