If Cerebras is acquired, merges with another company, sells its assets, or goes through bankruptcy, your personal data may be transferred to the new owner or successor entity as part of that transaction.
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This clause means your personal data could end up with a completely different company under different privacy practices, and unlike some other disclosures, this transfer may occur without your specific consent at the time it happens.
In a corporate transaction involving Cerebras, your personal data including business contact information, payment data, and usage history may be transferred to an acquiring entity whose privacy practices may differ materially from Cerebras' current policy.
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"We may disclose or transfer your Personal Data to a third party in the event of any merger, acquisition, sale of assets or business, or similar transaction (including a potential transaction), or in the event of bankruptcy, insolvency, or reorganization.Excerpt from Cerebras's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Business transfer clauses are standard in US commercial privacy policies and are generally recognized under CCPA as a permissible disclosure category.
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This clause means your personal data could end up with a completely different company under different privacy practices, and unlike some other disclosures, this transfer may occur without your specific consent at the time it happens.
In a corporate transaction involving Cerebras, your personal data including business contact information, payment data, and usage history may be transferred to an acquiring entity whose privacy practices may differ materially from Cerebras' current policy.
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