exhibit 10. 2 sale of receivables ( with program fees ) supplier agreement between amd international sales & service, ltd., a delaware corporation and ibm united kingdom financial services ltd. a company incorporated in wales and england march 26, 2008 this sale of receivables ( with program fees ) – supplier agreement ( “ agreement ” ) is made this 26th day of march, 2008, by and between amd international sales & service, ltd., a delaware corporation ( “ supplier ” ), and ibm united kingdom financial services, ltd., a company incorporated in wales and england ( “ ibm uk ” ). the parties agree as follows : 1. 0 definitions and interpertation definitions : in this agreement : “ agreement ” means this sale of receivables ( with program fees ) – supplier agreement, including ( unless the context otherwise requires ) schedule a, schedule b and any other schedules or exhibits attached hereto and incorporated herein. “ associated rights ” means in relation to any receivable or products any of the following ( i ) all the supplier ’ s rights by law as an unpaid vendor or under the sale contract ; ( ii ) documentary evidence of the sale contract or its performance or of any disputes arising ; ( iii ) documents of title, warehouse keeper ’ s receipts, bills of lading, shipping documents, airway bills or similar documents ; ( iv ) the benefit of all insurances ; ( v ) all remittances, instruments, securities, bonds, guarantees and indemnities and accounting records ; and ( vi ) all of the supplier ’ s interest in all products represented by such receivable and in all products returned by, or reclaimed, repossessed, or recovered from, the buyer ; and ( vii ) all accounts, instruments, general intangibles, documents, chattel paper, and letter of credit rights related to such receivable. “ base rate ” means the rate per annum referred to in schedule a, but where the base rate is determined by reference to a published interest rate and that rate ceases to be published for any reason, ibm uk will use another appropriate interest rate as the reference rate so that ibm uk remains in a financial position equivalent to that before the original reference rate ceased to be published. “ billing document ” means any supplier invoice, credit note, debit note or other document ( amending, re - stating or replacing a supplier invoice, credit