Pre-Production Cost Allocation Sample Clauses

Pre-Production Cost Allocation. Unless otherwise specified in a Process Supplement, SMIC will bear its own costs associated with establishing Facilities capable of producing fully qualified Contract Wafers and Sorted Contract Wafers, including without limitation, all costs to receive Technology, conduct non-recurring engineering activities, perform qualification activities, and ramp to full production, related labor cost, materials costs, engineering wafers, travel costs and associated expenses and Wafer processing expenses prior to running the first Contract Wafers. Spansion shall be responsible for the first mask set for a particular product. SMIC shall be responsible for any additional mask sets for such product. Spansion shall own all masks purchased by Spansion or SMIC in connection with performance under this Foundry Agreement.
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Pre-Production Cost Allocation. Unless otherwise specified in a Process Supplement, Company and Foundry agree to **** costs associated with establishing Foundry capability to produce fully qualified Contract Wafers. In that regard, the Parties anticipate that: (a) Foundry costs will include all costs to receive the technology and ramp to full production including labor, materials including mask production and optimization (when manufactured by Foundry), Foundry travel and associated expenses, and Wafer processing expenses prior to running the first Wafers; and (b) Company’s costs will include all costs associated with the transfer of technology, including the labor of Company’s engineers, including mask production and optimization (when manufactured by Company), travel and associated expenses and costs associated with running process implementation materials in Company’s manufacturing facilities. The Parties shall mutually agree and acknowledge in writing when the pre-production phase has been completed.
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Pre-Production Cost Allocation. Except as otherwise set forth herein, TSMC shall bear all costs associated with establishing facilities capable of implementing Qualified Processes and producing Wafers.
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Pre-Production Cost Allocation. In that regard, the Parties anticipate that: (a) Foundry costs will include all costs to receive the technology and ramp to full production including labor, materials including mask production and optimization (when manufactured by Foundry), Foundry travel and associated expenses, and Wafer processing expenses prior to running the first Wafers; and (b) Company’s costs will include all costs associated with the transfer of technology, including the labor of Company’s engineers, including mask production and optimization (when manufactured by Company), travel and associated expenses and costs associated with running process implementation materials in Company’s manufacturing facilities. The Parties shall mutually agree and acknowledge in writing when the pre-production phase has been completed.
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