One Design: Bug Fixes Sample Clauses

One Design: Bug Fixes. In the event Intel exercises the Option, Intellon shall only be obligated to deliver one Design to Intel, which Design shall be either in the form of the Initial Design or in the form of a Subsequent Design, as provided in this Exhibit. In no event shall Intellon be obligated to deliver the Design both in the form of the Initial Design and in the form of a Subsequent Design or, if Intellon does not deliver the Initial Design as permitted in the Exhibit, in the form of more than one Subsequent Design. At the time of delivery, Intellon agrees to provide to Intel all Bug Fixes (corresponding to the Design) that are relevant to the Design. After Intellon has delivered the Design to Intel, Intellon also agrees to notify Intel in writing of all Bugs (corresponding to the Design) within 5 business days of discovery by Intellon, and to make available to Intel in writing as soon as available all corresponding Bug Fixes. After Intellon has delivered the Design to Intel, Intel will notify Intellon in writing of all Bugs (corresponding to the Design) identified by Intel within 5 business days of discovery by Intel, and make available to Intellon in writing as soon as available any corresponding corrections created by Intel.
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