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Users have no retained ownership or intellectual property rights in Usage Data; any such rights are assigned to Cerebras by operation of this clause.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated after 'all rights (including intellectual property rights)'; additional conditions of the assignment are not visible. The canonical claim reflects only what the quoted language establishes.
Readers own no part of Usage Data and must assign to Cerebras any rights in it that could legally vest in them.
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"All Usage Data is and will be owned solely and exclusively by us, and, to the extent any ownership rights in or to the Usage Data vest in you, you hereby assign to us all rights (including intellectual property rights)...Excerpt from Cerebras's Terms of Service
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Users have no retained ownership or intellectual property rights in Usage Data; any such rights are assigned to Cerebras by operation of this clause.
Readers own no part of Usage Data and must assign to Cerebras any rights in it that could legally vest in them.
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