MIPS Capacity definition

MIPS Capacity means the aggregate computing power (expressed in millions of instructions per second and rounded to the next even multiple of 10) of all computers located at the Licensee Site(s), or which can remotely access such computers, irrespective of the platform designation of the hardware or operating systems, provided that such remote computer is capable of accessing, using, executing or benefiting from the Licensed Programs. It is expressly understood and agreed that MIPS Capacity shall not include any MVS computer that during the entire applicable reporting period (i) has been used exclusively as a testing computer without the performance of any data processing production for Licensee or any Client and without accessing, using, executing, or benefiting from any Licensed Program hereunder, (ii) has not been placed into production or performance of any data processing functions for Licensee or any Client or (iii) has been used by Licensee on a strictly dedicated basis (including stand alone computers and computers within a parallel sysplex computing environment) for one or more Clients without accessing, using, executing, or benefiting from any Licensed Program under license to Licensee hereunder (although such computer use fora Client may include use of such Client’s active and unsuspended license for a CA software product, including products that may be the same as the Licensed Programs hereunder and the use of such computer shall not be included with MIPS Capacity.)
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MIPS Capacity means the aggregate computing power (expressed in millions of instructions per second and rounded to the next even multiple of 10) of all computers located at the Foundation Site(s), or which can remotely access such computers, irrespective of the platform designations of the hardware or operating systems, provided that such computer is accessing, using or benefiting from the Licensed Programs.
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Examples of MIPS Capacity in a sentence

  • The total MIPS of the Parallel Sysplex must be accounted for within the Licensed MIPS Capacity.

  • The total MIPS of the Parallel Sysplex environment must be accounted for within the Licensed MIPS Capacity.

  • Under a MIPS based license, the licensee may use the software on any number of CPUs or within any Sysplex environment, subject only to the agreed Licensed MIPS Capacity.

  • With respect only to the IBM 9672E Series of processors, the MSU standard (expressed in millions of service units), shall be multiplied by a factor of *** to yield the corresponding MIPS Capacity.

  • MIPS Capacity shall be calculated by reference to CA's published schedules of MIPS or IBM MSU capacity of processors.

  • On or before the 15th day following each calendar quarter beginning with the first full quarter commencing after the effective date of this Order Form (the "Effective Date"), Licensee shall report to CA in writing, as of the end of each such quarter, the MIPS Capacity at each Foundation Site, listing each CPU located at, or remotely accessing, each Foundation Site by manufacturer, model, operating system, location and (except for micro processors) the serial number thereof.

  • For purposes of utilizing the IBM MSU standard (expressed in millions of service units), the IBM MSU capacity shall be multiplied by a factor of 5.4 to yield the corresponding MIPS Capacity.

  • Licensee may increase the Licensed MIPS Capacity upon prior written notice to CA and payment of Ca's supplemental Foundation Fee, which shall be $30,000 per ten (10) MIPS of increased Licensed MIPS Capacity for the Licensed Programs listed on Attachment A.

  • The Licensed Programs may be used only by and for the benefit, and to process exclusively the data, of Licensee at Foundation Site(s) (except as provided in section 15), provided that the MIPS Capacity does not exceed 1060 MIPS (the "Licensed MIPS Capacity").

  • The annual UMF shall, in the event of an adjustment in the Licensed MIPS Capacity, be proportionately adjusted by the same percentage increase as the increase of MIPS Capacity bears to the initial Licensed MIPS Capacity.