Section 7.4 requires Customer to defend and indemnify Anyscale against third-party claims arising from Customer Property, including IP infringement claims, and against claims arising from Customer's breach of the agreement, covering damages, costs, and attorneys' fees.
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This provision places the financial burden of third-party IP infringement claims related to Customer Property, including Customer Code and Customer Data, on the Customer, which is operationally significant for organizations that upload third-party datasets, open-source models, or licensed code to the platform.
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Compare across platforms →"Subject to Section 7.5 , Customer will defend Anyscale against Claims arising from (a) any Customer Property, including without limitation a Claim that Customer Property infringes any third party's Intellectual Property rights; or (b) access or use of the Platform Services in breach of this Agreement; and in each case, will indemnify and hold harmless Anyscale against any damages and costs awarded against Anyscale or agreed in settlement by Customer (including reasonable attorneys' fees) resulting from such Claim.Excerpt from Anyscale's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Customer indemnification provisions in SaaS agreements are standard commercial practice and do not directly engage specific regulatory frameworks, though the scope of IP indemnification obligations may interact with open-source licensing compliance programs …
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This provision places the financial burden of third-party IP infringement claims related to Customer Property, including Customer Code and Customer Data, on the Customer, which is operationally significant for organizations that upload third-party datasets, open-source models, or licensed code to the platform.
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