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This clause obtains consent to cross-border data transfers, including to the United States, through the act of using the Services or providing information, rather than through a separate affirmative consent step.
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Using Cerebras's Services or providing any information constitutes your consent to your data being transferred to and processed in the United States and other applicable countries.
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This clause obtains consent to cross-border data transfers, including to the United States, through the act of using the Services or providing information, rather than through a separate affirmative consent step.
Using Cerebras's Services or providing any information constitutes your consent to your data being transferred to and processed in the United States and other applicable countries.
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