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This document is NVIDIA's Software License Agreement governing the use of NIM and associated enterprise AI software products, establishing the permitted uses, restrictions, and operational terms for licensees. The agreement establishes that NVIDIA retains ownership of all software, models, and generated outputs, and authorizes NVIDIA to collect telemetry and usage data from deployed instances. The agreement imposes export compliance obligations on licensees and prohibits reverse engineering and unauthorized redistribution of licensed components.
This document is the NVIDIA Software License Agreement governing use of NVIDIA NIM and related enterprise software, establishing the legal basis for access to NVIDIA's AI inference microservices and associated software components. The agreement states that users are granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the software solely for authorized purposes, and the terms authorize NVIDIA to collect telemetry, usage data, and diagnostic information from deployed software instances. The agreement includes a broad intellectual property retention clause under which NVIDIA asserts ownership of all software, models, and derivative works, and incorporates an export control compliance obligation on the licensee that is notably specific compared to standard consumer software agreements. The terms engage U.S. export administration regulations, sanctions frameworks administered by OFAC, and data protection frameworks including GDPR and CCPA depending on the deployment geography and user type; compliance exposure is jurisdiction-dependent and will vary for enterprise deployers operating across multiple regulatory environments. Organizations deploying NVIDIA NIM in regulated industries should evaluate whether the telemetry and data collection provisions intersect with sector-specific obligations under HIPAA, financial services data governance requirements, or EU AI Act obligations applicable to high-risk AI system deployments.
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6 versions captured · Last updated: June 2026
NVIDIA updated its website navigation and product listing structure on June 1, 2026. The change removed the BioNeMo product listing from the Cloud Services section and reorganized several product categories. …
View change record →NVIDIA NIM detected 2 sentence modifications in their Terms of Use on May 29, 2026. The primary detectable changes involve removal of a product listing reference ('NVIDIA RTX PRO AI …
View change record →NVIDIA updated its Software License Agreement on May 23, 2026, making several administrative and structural changes. The company reorganized how product-specific terms are referenced, replacing references to 'the Agreement below' …
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