Production Planning and Production Sample Clauses

Production Planning and Production. 6.1.1. Cypress will perform all obligations necessary for the production and delivery of all Simtek nvSRAM Products in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Simtek shall have reasonable access to manufacturing capacity from Cypress’ own fabrication facilities as well as joint venture fabrication facilities. Cypress shall supply to Simtek from its own and joint venture fabrication facilities through the Cypress Foundry Business Unit, and shall provide all manufacturing services as contemplated in this Agreement through the Cypress Foundry Business Unit. Additional engineering services shall be provided to Simtek at a price to be negotiated by the parties through such other groups within Cypress as from time to time may be assigned by the Responsible Officer of Cypress in his sole discretion. 6.1.2. If the Parties agree to jointly implement a common manufacturing process, or jointly develop and market Category B Products, the Parties shall use commercially reasonable efforts to work with an independent outside fabrication facility to install a compatible process whereby identical form, fit, and function products may be manufactured specifically for Simtek. 6.1.3. Simtek shall be granted terms for foundry services from Cypress, which shall include business practices common to the foundry industry such as lead-times, manufacturing cycle times, priority fabrication runs, yield enhancement and related actions.
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Production Planning and Production. 6.1.1. Cypress will perform all obligations necessary for the production and delivery of all Simtek nvSRAM Products in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Simtek shall have reasonable access to manufacturing capacity from Cypress' own fabrication facilities as well as joint venture fabrication facilities. Cypress shall supply to Simtek from its own and joint venture fabrication facilities through the Cypress Foundry Business Unit, and shall provide all manufacturing services as contemplated in this Agreement through the Cypress Foundry Business Unit. Additional engineering services shall be provided to Simtek at a price to be negotiated by the parties through such other groups within Cypress as from time to time may be assigned by the Responsible Officer of Cypress in his sole discretion. 6.1.2. If the Parties agree to jointly implement a common manufacturing process, or jointly develop and market Category B Products, the Parties shall use commercially reasonable efforts to work with an independent outside fabrication facility to install a compatible process whereby identical form, fit, and function products may be manufactured specifically for Simtek. 6.1.3. Simtek shall be granted terms for foundry services from Cypress, which shall include business practices common to the foundry industry such as lead-times, manufacturing cycle times, priority fabrication runs, yield enhancement and related actions. Simtek and Cypress Proprietary 6.1.4. The Parties shall review in good faith the terms of the commercial relationships on a regular basis and negotiate wafer prices, costs for back-end services, and other commercial terms as reasonably requested by Simtek. 6.1.5. Simtek may perform acceptance testing on any Simtek nvSRAM Products in any shipment of Simtek nvSRAM Products received from Cypress in accordance with Simtek's then-current testing procedures and specifications for the Simtek nvSRAM Products. 6.1.6. If acceptance testing identifies any failure of a Simtek nvSRAM Product in any shipment of Simtek nvSRAM Products received from Cypress to operate in conformance with Simtek's applicable specifications for such Simtek nvSRAM Product (a "Defect"), Simtek will notify Cypress of the Defect and indicate to Cypress that Simtek is either rejecting in whole or in part the shipment of Simtek nvSRAM Products or waiving the Defect. If Simtek does not issue either a notice of rejection or waiver of any Simtek nvSRAM Product in any shipment of Simtek nvSRAM...
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