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""not for resale" or "NFR" licenses to Enterprise Products...are licensed for limited use under Section 1.1.1 solely for internal evaluation or to demonstrate the Enterprise Product to others, and not for other uses, distribution or deployment in production.Excerpt from NVIDIA NIM's NVIDIA AI Foundation Models AUP
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The clause states: “"not for resale" or "NFR" licenses to Enterprise Products...are licensed for limited use under Section 1.1.1 solely for internal evaluation or to demonstrate the Enterprise Product to others, and not for other uses, distribution or deployment in production.”
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