NVIDIA NIM corrected a typographical error in the definition of 'Pre-Release' in their Terms of Use. The previous version ended the definition mid-word as 'similar designati', while the updated version completes it as 'similar designation'. This is a minor clarification that corrects incomplete text with no operational change to the terms themselves.
This change corrects an incomplete word in the definition of 'Pre-Release' software in the terms. The prior version stated the definition ended with 'similar designati', while the corrected version completes it as 'similar designation'. This is a typographical correction with no material change to the substantive terms or your rights and obligations under the agreement.
Corrected incomplete word 'designati' to 'designation' in the standard definitions section.
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This change is a typographical correction only. The definition of Pre-Release software previously contained an incomplete word that has now been completed. No substantive policy change, no new obligations, and no compliance implications result from …
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