CPU Clause Samples
The CPU clause defines the allocation and usage of central processing unit resources within a contractual or technical agreement. Typically, it specifies the amount of CPU capacity that will be provided, how it will be measured (such as in cores or processing time), and any limitations or guarantees regarding performance. For example, in cloud service agreements, this clause might outline the minimum CPU resources available to a customer’s virtual machine. Its core practical function is to ensure both parties have a clear understanding of resource availability and performance expectations, thereby preventing disputes over service levels or resource allocation.
CPU. 10.1 The County Council will produce a financial statement at the end of each financial year to show the income and expenditure of the CPU.
10.2 In the event that the CPU has a surplus of income over expenditure the County Council will after consulting with the Board first retain such sums as it thinks are necessary as a reserve for future liabilities, thereafter the remaining surplus will be returned to each of the Borough/District Councils in their Relevant Proportion ie relating to the actual number of tickets issued in each Council, (calculated for the purposes of this clause only for the preceding year in this instance rather than preceding quarter). In the event of a deficit applying to the CPU account, such a deficit will again be apportioned pro-rata in the Relevant Proportion.
10.3 In the event that a Borough/Council has a query or dispute regarding the CPU the query or dispute shall be raised initially with the CNO. In the event that the query or dispute cannot be resolved by the CNO it shall be referred to the Board.
CPU. The term "CPU" shall mean HSC's designated central processing unit and its associated peripheral equipment on which the software is to be used.
CPU. Intel Core 2 Duo E 6300 processor (1.86 GHz, 2 MB, L2 Cache, 1066 MHz FSB)