Wavelength Purchase Exclusivity Sample Clauses

Wavelength Purchase Exclusivity. XO hereby agrees to purchase all of its requirements for wavelength services within the United States and Europe exclusively from Level 3 for a period of five (5) years (subject to Level 3 providing competitive pricing and other terms and conditions and having capacity available to meet XO’s requirements). Level 3 shall waive its rights to exclusivity and XO shall be permitted to purchase wavelength services from other carriers without violating this Section if (a) Level 3’s pricing increases over Level 3’s current pricing, or (b) XO purchases such services from a reputable carrier at a price with associated service level agreements (“SLAs”) which (after providing Level 3 the opportunity to meet or beat such pricing and beat or meet such SLAs) is less than the price with comparable SLAs offered by Level 3, or (c) XO is procuring such wavelength services for the purpose of providing services which are route diverse from existing wavelength services purchased from Lxxxx 0, and Level 3 is unable to provide such diversely routed wavelength services. The foregoing provisions regarding exclusivity shall not be construed as limiting the partiescurrent agreements regarding wavelength pricing and SLAs set forth in the Wavelength Agreement.
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