WIP Associated With Shared Design ID Wafers Sample Clauses

WIP Associated With Shared Design ID Wafers. Inotera shall ensure that WIP at the Inotera Fab associated with Shared Design ID Wafers is designated for the Purchaser and any other Persons for which it is produced from Wafer Start, and the Shared Design ID Wafers shall be allocated to the Purchaser and such other Persons immediately prior to Probe Testing by Design ID pro rata in accordance with the relative number of Wafer Starts of such Shared Design ID Wafers for each of the Purchaser and such other Persons during the Fiscal Month in which such Shared Design ID Wafers were started.
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WIP Associated With Shared Design ID Wafers. The Joint Venture Company shall ensure that WIP at its fabs associated with Shared Design ID Wafers is designated for all of the purchasers of such Shared Design ID Wafers from Wafer Start, and the Shared Design ID Wafers shall be allocated to the purchasers of such Shared Design ID Wafers immediately prior to Probe Testing by Design ID pro rata in accordance with the relative number of such Shared Design ID Wafers to be delivered to each purchaser during such Delivery Month pursuant to the Purchasers’ Purchase Orders and Qimonda’s non-cancellable purchase orders delivered pursuant to Section 4.2 of the IMI/Qimonda Supply Agreement.
WIP Associated With Shared Design ID Wafers. The Joint Venture Company shall ensure that WIP at its fabs associated with Shared Design ID Wafers to be DLI-6195504v3 NTC/MICRON CONFIDENTIAL purchased by both Purchasers is designated for both Purchasers from Wafer Start, and the Conforming Wafers and Secondary Silicon resulting therefrom shall be allocated to the Purchasers in proportion to, in the case of Micron, MNL’s Output Percentage and, in the case of NTC, its Output Percentage.

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