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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.7

CERTAIN INFORMATION IN THIS EXHIBIT HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH
THE COMMISSION. CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED WITH RESPECT TO THE
OMITTED PORTIONS. OMITTED INFORMATION HAS BEEN REPLACED BY [*].

     This Base Agreement [*] ("Base Agreement" or "BA") dated as of Effective
Date ("Effective Date"), between International Business Machines Corporation
("Buyer") and LSI Logic Storage Systems, Inc. ("Supplier"), establishes the
basis for a multinational procurement relationship under which Supplier will
provide Buyer the Products and Services described in SOWs issued under this Base
Agreement. Products and Services acquired by Buyer on or after the Effective
Date will be covered by this Base Agreement. This Base Agreement will remain in
effect until terminated.

     1.0 Definitions:

     "Affiliates" means entities that control, are controlled by, or are under
common control with, a party to this Agreement.

     "Agreement" means this Base Agreement and any relevant Statements of Work
("SOW"), Work Authorizations ("WA"), and other attachments or appendices
specifically referenced in this Agreement.

     "Buyer Products" means products manufactured by or for Buyer that
incorporate the Products sold and licensed to Buyer hereunder.

     "Buyer Reseller" means any Person appointed by Buyer to sell Products and
to sublicense and distribute the Supplier Software to End Users.

     "Business Day" means any day, other than a Saturday or Sunday, on which
United States Federal banks are open for business.

     "Day" means calendar day.

     "Documentation" means all supporting publications and documentation
relating to the Products that Supplier makes available to end users of the
Products, including, but not limited to, all end user documents

     "End User" means any Person that has been granted a sublicense by Buyer or
a Buyer Reseller to use the Supplier Software solely (i) in conjunction with the
use of Product as incorporated into Buyer Product, and (ii) for their own
internal use, and not for distribution or resale.

     "Functional Specification" shall mean the technical and functional
specification for each Product as included as an exhibit to the applicable PUA.

     "Harmful Code" means any computer code, programming instructions or set of
instructions that is constructed with the ability and intent to damage,
interfere with, or otherwise adversely affect computer programs, data files, or
hardware, without consent, intent or knowledge of the user of the computer that
is affected by such computer code, programming instructions or set of
instructions. This definition includes but is not limited to, self-replicating
and self-propagating instructions commonly called viruses or worms.

     "Order" or "Purchase Order" means any written purchase order or purchase
order in electronic form for Products placed by Buyer or Affiliates with
Supplier.

     "Part(s)" means those hardware components, subassemblies, power supplies
and other materials that are used to maintain, repair, support or are used for
or with the Products. Part(s) does not include Supplier Software.

     "Participation Agreement" or "IPA" means an agreement signed by one or more
Affiliates which incorporates by reference the terms and conditions in this Base
Agreement, any relevant SOW, and other attachments or appendices specifically
referenced in the PA.

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     "Person" or "person" means any corporation, partnership, limited liability
company, joint venture, other entity or natural person.

     "Personnel" means agents, employees or subcontractors engaged or appointed
by Buyer or Supplier.

     "Prices" means the agreed upon payment and currency for Products and
Services, including all applicable fees, payments and taxes, as specified in the
relevant SOW and/or WA.

     "Products" means items that Supplier prepares for or provides to Buyer as
described in a SOW including Supplier Hardware, Supplier Software, Documentation
and Parts (including Parts delivered to Buyer separately and not as a component
of the Products).

     "Product Unique Attachments" or "PUA" shall mean any document which
identifies itself as a PUA and is mutually agreed upon by the Parties.

     "Services" means work that Supplier performs for Buyer as described in a
SOW.

     "Statement of Work" or "SOW" means any document that:

          1. identifies itself as a statement of work;

          2. is signed by both parties;

          3. incorporates by reference the terms and conditions of this Base
     Agreement; and

          4. describes the Products and Services, including any requirements,
     specifications or schedules.

     "Supplier Hardware" means the hardware and equipment portions of Products.
Supplier Hardware shall also include Parts.

     "Supplier Software" means the Supplier's device drivers, utilities,
firmware and other computer software in machine executable object code form that
Buyer needs to operate and support the Products and that is licensed to Buyer
under this Agreement.

     "Week(ly)" or "week(ly)" refers to a calendar week.

     "Work Authorization" or "WA" means Buyer's authorization in either
electronic or tangible form for Supplier b conduct transactions under this
Agreement in accordance with the applicable SOW (i.e., a purchase order, bill of
lading, or other Buyer designated document). A SOW is a WA only if designated as
such in writing by Buyer.

     2.0 Statement of Work

     Supplier will provide the Products or Services as specified in a SOW only
when specified in a WA. Supplier will begin work only after receiving a WA from
Buyer. Buyer may request changes to a SOW and Supplier will submit to Buyer a
summary of the anticipated impact such changes will have on any affected
Products, Services or schedules. Changes accepted by Buyer will be specified in
an amended SOW or change order signed by both parties.

          2.1 Withdrawal of Products

     Supplier will notify Buyer at least [*] to Supplier's withdrawal of any
withdrawal of the Product. Such withdrawal notice will [*] of the relevant SOW,
unless Supplier [*]. Buyer shall ensure that any such Product withdrawals will
not affect FRU availability.

     3.0 Pricing

     Supplier will provide Products and Services to Buyer for the Prices. The
Prices for Products and Services specified in a WA and accepted by Buyer will be
the only amount due to Supplier from Buyer.

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     4.0 Payments

     Terms for payment will be specified in the relevant SOW and/or WA.

     5.0 Electronic Commerce

     To the extent permitted by local law, the parties will conduct transactions
using an electronic commerce approach under which the parties will
electronically transmit and receive legally binding purchase and sale
obligations ("Documents"), including electronic credit entries transmitted by
Buyer to the Supplier account specified in the relevant SOW and/or WA. The
parties will enter into a separate agreement governing the transmission of such
electronic transactions and associated responsibilities of the parties.

     6.0 Warranties

          6.1 Ongoing Warranties

     Supplier makes the following representations and warranties:

          1. Supplier has the right to enter into this Agreement and its
     performance of this Agreement will comply, at its own expense, with the
     terms of any contract, obligation, law, regulation or ordinance to which it
     is or becomes subject;

          2. No claim, lien, or action exists or is threatened against Supplier
     that would interfere with Buyer's use or sale of the Products;

          3. Products, and Parts thereof, are free from defects in design
     (except for written designs provided by Buyer unless such designs are based
     entirely on Supplier's specifications), material and workmanship and the
     Products, or Parts thereof, will conform to the Functional Specifications
     and requirements for the Product as specified in the relevant SOW and/or
     WA, including but not limited to quality requirements, for the applicable
     time period from the date of transfer of title to Product from Supplier to
     Buyer as specified in the relevant SOW and/or WA (the "Applicable Warranty
     Period");

          4. Products are safe for use consistent with: (i) the warranties in
     subsections 6.1 (3), 6.1 (6), 6.1 (7) and 6.1 (8), and (ii) the Functional
     Specification and specifications for the Products as set forth in the
     relevant SOW and/or WA;

          5. Products and Services which interact in any capacity with monetary
     data are euro ready such that when used in accordance with their associated
     documentation they are capable of correctly processing monetary data in the
     euro denomination and respecting the euro currency formatting conventions
     (including the euro sign);

          6. Products neither contain, nor are any of the Products manufactured
     using, ozone depleting substances known as halons, chlorofluorocarbons,
     hydrochlorofluorocarbons, methyl chloroform and carbon tetrachloride as
     defined by the Montreal Protocol;

          7. Products are new and do not contain used or reconditioned Parts;
     other than Products that are supplied to Buyer to fulfill redemption of a
     warranty requirement,

          8. Supplier is knowledgeable with respect to, and is and will remain
     in full compliance with, all applicable export and import laws,
     regulations, orders, and policies (including, but not limited to, securing
     all necessary clearance requirements, export and import licenses and
     exemptions from, and making all proper filings with appropriate
     governmental bodies and/or disclosures relating to the release or transfer
     of technology and software to non U.S. nationals);

          9. Supplier will not export, directly or indirectly, any technology,
     software or commodities provided by Buyer (or their direct product to any
     of the countries or to nationals of those countries), listed in U.S. Export
     Administration Regulations' Country Groups D:l and E:2, as modified from
     time to time, unless authorized by appropriate government license or
     regulations;

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          10. Supplier will not use, disclose, or transfer across borders any
     information that is processed for Buyer that may identify an individual
     (Personal Data), except to the extent necessary to perform under this
     Agreement; and

          11. Supplier will comply with all applicable data privacy laws and
     regulations, will implement and maintain appropriate technical and other
     protections for the Personal Data, and will cooperate fully with Buyer's
     requests for access to, correction of, and destruction of Personal Data in
     Supplier's possession.

          12. Supplier shall use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure
     Supplier's Software is not contaminated by Harmful Code.

     The limited warranties set forth in Section 6.1 are made to and for the
benefit of Buyer only and are nontransferable. SUCH WARRANTIES ARE IN LIEU OF
ALL OTHER WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AND
SUPPLIER DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILTY,
NONINFRINGEMENT OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS
AND ANY OTHER MATERIALS AND SERVICES PROVIDED UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, AND WITH
RESPECT TO THE USE OF ANY OF THE FOREGOING.

             6.1.1 Warranty Exclusions

     The warranties in Section 6.1(3) and 6.1(4) shall not apply to any Product:

          (i) that has been subject to misuse or abuse (including static
     discharge, improper installation, or accident);

          (ii) that has been modified by someone other than Supplier except
     where such modification (a) is consistent with Supplier's supporting
     publications and documentation relating to the Products that Supplier makes
     available to its customers with the Products, and any updates to such
     publications and documentation, (b) involves implementation or installation
     of an item provided by Supplier (e.g., code updates); or (c) was performed
     by someone other than Supplier at Supplier's direction or was otherwise
     approved in writing by Supplier,

          (iii) that has been damaged as a result of actions on the part of
     Buyer or its Affiliates or actions that would not be reasonably
     contemplated in proper use of the Product;

          (iv) that has been subject to improper maintenance procedures;

          (v) that has been used in a manner inconsistent with the Functional
     Specifications and supporting publications and documentation relating to
     the Products that Supplier makes available to its customers with the
     Products, and any updates to such publications and documentation; or

          (vi) when Supplier is unable to replicate the reported problem in the
     specified operating environment using commercially reasonable efforts.

          6.2 Warranty Redemption

     Subject to Section 9.0 (Supplier Liability for Third Party Claims) those
Products that do not conform to the warranties set forth in Sections 6.1(3),
(4), (5), (6), (7), and (12) will be repaired or replaced by LSI within [*] of
IBM's written notification to LSI. However, for situations involving
nonconformance prior to IBM's delivery of its Product to IBM's customers and
resellers, LSI shall replace the non-conforming Product with anew conforming
Product within [*]. If repair or replacement is not reasonably feasible, then
the purchase price paid shall be credited or refunded. The foregoing warranty
remedies shall only apply if: (i) the failure has occurred within the Applicable
Warranty Period, (ii) Supplier has received written notice of the warranty
claim, and (iii) in the case of replacement, Buyer returns the Product to
Supplier under the Return Material Authorization process set forth in the
applicable SOW, and (iv) Supplier has reasonably verified that the Product is
defective. Supplier warrants a replacement or repaired Product for the unexpired
portion of the Applicable Warranty Period term for the defective Product EXCEPT
FOR BUYER'S RIGHT TO RECOVER FOR EPIDEMIC FAILURES, IF ANY, THE REMEDIES SET
FORTH IN THIS

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SECTION 6.2 CONSTITUTE SUPPLIER'S SOLE LIABILITY AND BUYER'S EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES
FOR BREACHES OF WARRANTY UNDER SECTIONS 6.1(3), (5), (7), and (12).

          6.3 Post Warranty Service

     Supplier will offer post warranty Services, if any, as specified in the
relevant SOW. In the event a third party or Buyer will provide such Services,
Supplier will provide the designated party with the information required for the
performance of the Services.

          6.4 Epidemic Failures

             6.4.1 In addition to the warranties specified in Section 6.1 and
        subject to the exclusions in Section 6.1.1, Supplier warrants all
        Products and Parts against Epidemic Failure as set forth in this Section
        6.4. For the purpose of this Section 6.4, "Epidemic Failure" shall mean:

                (1) a level of recurring failure or defect in the same Product
           after the Product has been in production for at [*] which failure or
           defect occurs during the Applicable Warranty Period for such Products
           or Part and is caused by the same root cause and which occurs in at
           least a specific defined percentage of Products during a specified
           period of time to be set forth in an applicable PUA;

                (2) any known defects that create a significant risk to the
           health and safety of individuals who operate the Products; or

                (3) any known defects that cause data loss or loss of data
           integrity for the companies or organizations that use the Product if
           mutually agreed by the parties pursuant to the provisions of Section
           6.4.4.

             6.4.2 Recurring Defect.  If the parties fail to include a specific
        percentage of Products and/or a specified period of time in the
        applicable PUA as required under Section 6.4.1(1), the applicable
        default percentage defect rate shall be [*] and the default time period
        shall be [*].

             6.4.3 Health and Safety Risk.  In determining whether a defect is a
        health or safety issue covered under this Section 6.4.1(2), the
        international standard IEC Publication 950 shall be used as a reference
        in determining hazard classes.

             6.4.4 Data Loss or Corruption.  In the event that a customer loses
        data, defined as visible data loss, silent data loss or data corruption,
        the Supplier will immediately conduct a failure analysis. Buyer shall
        make available such information and assistance as is reasonably required
        to allow Supplier to conduct its root cause analysis and to provide a
        corrective action report. If, after review of the failure analysis and
        corrective action plan, the parties mutually determine that the root
        cause could potentially cause an unacceptably high failure rate, such
        failure shall be classified as an Epidemic Failure within the meaning of
        Section 6.4.1(3). Notwithstanding the foregoing, any issue of data loss
        or data corruption that is caused by the same root cause and that
        affects the specific defined percentage of Products set forth in Section
        6.4.1(1), 6.4.2, and the relevant PUA, if any, shall be considered an
        Epidemic Defect without the need for further agreement between the
        parties.

             6.4.5 Recalls/Field Retrofit.  Subject to the limitation in Section
        6.4.7, Supplier shall bear the financial and logistical obligations of
        field stocking recalls, installed base recalls, customer retrofits, or
        other recalls that the parties mutually agree are necessary in
        connection with an Epidemic Failure as defined under Section 6.4. If
        Supplier determines that the recalled or field retrofit Product is
        repairable, Supplier shall provide Buyer with a minimum seed stock
        equivalent to [*] of Buyer's installed base as soon as is reasonably
        possible. Buyer will return defective parts to be repaired. Such repair
        will be cycled within a mutually agreed upon time. If Supplier
        determines that the recalled or field retrofit Product is not
        repairable, Supplier shall [*] of the Product(s) in Buyer's customer
        base within [*] and [*] within [*], subject to Supplier's ability to
        provide such Product. The remaining Product shall be shipped within an
        agreed term. Supplier will work with Buyer to track and log all returns
        from Buyer and will provide Supplier with a periodic report on such
        activity. If, at the end of

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        the recall or field retrofit activity, Supplier has not received an
        equal number of Products or Parts as shipped to cover the recall or
        field retrofit, Buyer will be charged the applicable price per Exhibit I
        in the Statement of Work for such unaccounted-for Product or Parts.

             6.4.6 Remedies.  In the case of an Epidemic Failure as defined
        under Section 6.4, in addition to the warranty remedies set forth in
        Section 6.2, and subject to the limitation in Section 6.4.7 below,
        Supplier shall reimburse Buyer for actual and reasonable costs and
        expenses incurred by Buyer related to remediation of the Epidemic
        Defect, including, without limitation, costs associated with field and
        finished goods inventory related costs and labor costs provided that
        Supplier shall only be responsible for reimbursing Buyer for actual
        labor costs incurred by Buyer in connection with handling the Epidemic
        Defect.

             6.4.7 Limitation of Liability for Epidemic Failure.  In no event
        shall Supplier's total, aggregate liability for reimbursement of the
        remediation expenses set forth in Section 6.4.6 for each unit of the
        Product affected by a particular Epidemic Defect, exceed an amount equal
        to [*] of the original price paid by Buyer for the affected unit of the
        Product. This Section 6.4.7 shall not limit Supplier's obligation under
        Section 6.2.

             6.4.8 Exclusive Remedy.  THIS SECTION 6.4 SETS FORTH BUYER'S
        EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND SUPPLIER'S SOLE LIABILITY FOR EPIDEMIC DEFECTS.

     7.0 Delivery

          7.1 Delivery Logistics

     Delivery under this Agreement means delivery to the Buyer location and
delivery point as specified in the relevant SOW and/or WA. Buyer may cancel or
reschedule the delivery date or change the delivery point as specified in the
relevant SOW and/or WA. The term of sale will be specified in a SOW or WA. Buyer
may issue a [*] for quantities of Products that may be required Supplier will
only deliver the Products specified in a WA. ANY PRODUCT QUANTITIES CITED IN OR
PURSUANT TO THIS AGREEMENT, EXCEPT FOR QUANTITIES CITED IN A WA AS "FIRM", ARE
PRELIMINARY AND NON-BINDING ONLY. BUYER MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY AS
TO THE QUANTITY OF PRODUCTS THAT IT WILL PURCHASE, IF ANY.

          7.2 On-Time Delivery

     The lead-time for Buyer to issue a WA prior to delivery will be specified
in a SOW. Products specified in a WA for delivery with such lead-time will be
delivered on time. Supplier will use reasonable efforts when Buyer requests
delivery with a shorter lead-time. If Supplier cannot comply with a delivery
commitment, Supplier will promptly notify Buyer of a revised delivery date and
Buyer may:

          1. cancel without charge Products or Services not yet delivered; only
     if the Products or Services at issue are not delivered within [*] after the
     acknowledged ship date;

          2. require Supplier to deliver Products using priority freight
     delivery at [*]; and,

          3. exercise all other remedies provided at law, in equity and in this
     Agreement.

     8.0 Intellectual Property

     Supplier grants Buyer the licenses expressly set forth in applicable SOWS.
This Agreement does not grant either party the right to use the other party's or
their Affiliates' trademarks, trade names or service marks.

     9.0 Supplier Liability for Third Party Claims

          9.1 General Indemnification

     Supplier will defend Buyer and Buyer Personnel against third party claims
that arise or are alleged to have arisen as a result of (a) negligent or
intentional acts or omissions of Supplier or Supplier Personnel; or (b) allege
personal injury or damage to real or tangible property caused by Supplier or
Supplier's Product and
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pay all damages, costs and attorney's fees finally awarded against Buyer, or
that are part of a settlement agreed to by Supplier in its sole discretion.

     Supplier's obligations under this Section 9.1 shall be contingent on Buyer
(i) notifying Supplier promptly in writing of any claims, (ii) giving Supplier
sole control of such defense and settlement negotiations, and (iii) giving
Supplier proper and full information and assistance to settle and/or defend any
such claim. Failure by Buyer to notify Supplier promptly in writing of such a
claim will relieve Supplier of its obligations under this Section only to the
extent that Supplier's ability to defend the claim is prejudiced by such lack of
notice.

          9.2 Intellectual Property Indemnification

     Supplier agrees to defend and pay all damages, costs and attorney's fees
finally awarded against Buyer, or that are part of a settlement agreed to by
Supplier in its sole discretion, that arise from any claim brought by a third
party against Buyer that the Product infringes any intellectual property right
of a third party. If such claim of infringement is made, Supplier may, and if it
is adjudicatively determined that the Product infringes Supplier shall, use
reasonable efforts to (a) obtain for Buyer the right to continue to use and sell
the Product, (b) replace the Product with non-infringing product which meets the
Product specifications or (c) to modify the Product so it is non-infringing and
in compliance with the Agreement. If such claim of infringement is made before
Supplier completes delivery of the affected Product under this Agreement,
Supplier may decline to make further shipments of that Product without breaching
this Agreement. Supplier's obligation of defense and indemnification shall
exclude any claims arising from (i) Buyer's technology or compliance with
Buyer's written specifications, (ii) Buyer's combining with, adding to, or
modifying the Product after delivery by Supplier, unless Supplier is a
contributory infringer, (iii) use of the Product or any Part of the Product, in
the practice of a manufacturing process, or (iv) Buyer's failure to follow
material or written instructions provided by Supplier that would have rendered
the Product non-infringing.

     THIS ARTICLE 9 STATES THE SOLE LIABILITY OF SUPPLIER AND THE EXCLUSIVE
REMEDIES OF BUYER WITH RESPECT TO ANY CLAIMS OF INFRINGEMENT OR MISAPPROPRIATION
OF ANY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS BY THE PRODUCT (OR ANY PART THEREOF) OR THE
SERVICES.

     10.0 Limitation of Liability between Supplier and Buyer

     Except for liability under Section 9.0 (Supplier Liability for Third Party
Claims), Section 14.6 (Exchange of Information), and liability for Epidemic
Failures for which Buyer shall be entitled to recover only those damages
specifically described in Section 6.4, neither party shall be liable to the
other for any lost revenues, lost profits, incidental, indirect, consequential,
special or punitive damages, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.

     Except for liability under the Section 9.0 (Supplier Liability for Third
Party Claims), Section 14.6 (Exchange of Information) and liability for Epidemic
Failures for which Buyer shall be entitled to recover only those damages
specifically described in Section 6.4, in no event shall Supplier's total,
aggregate liability for direct damages for all claims relating to a specific
Part or Product exceed an amount equal to the [*] by Buyer for purchases of
those Parts or the Products during the [*] the breach that gave rise to Buyer's
claim for damages.

     The foregoing limitations and exclusions shall apply regardless of the
theory of liability, whether based in contract, tort (including negligence or
product liability or product liability) or warranty, in connection with or under
this Agreement, even if the parties have been advised of the possibility of such
damage.

     11.0 Supplier and Supplier Personnel

     Supplier is an independent contractor and this Agreement does not create an
agency relationship between Buyer and Supplier or Buyer and Supplier Personnel.
Buyer assumes no liability or responsibility for Supplier Personnel. Supplier
will:

          1. ensure it and Supplier Personnel are in compliance with all laws,
     regulations, ordinances, and licensing requirements;

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          2. be responsible for the supervision, control, compensation,
     withholdings, health and safety of Supplier Personnel; and

          3. ensure Supplier Personnel performing Services on Buyer's premises
     comply with the On Premises Guidelines and upon request, provide Buyer, for
     export evaluation purposes, the country of citizenship and permanent
     residence and immigration status of those persons. Buyer retains the right
     to refuse to accept persons made available by Supplier for export control
     reasons.

     12.0 Insurance

     Supplier will maintain at its expense:

          1. commercial general or public liability insurance with a minimum
     limit per occurrence or accident of [*] (or local currency equivalent);

          2. workers' compensation or employers liability insurance as required
     by local law, such policies waiving any subrogation rights against Buyer,
     and

          3. automobile liability insurance as required by local statute but not
     less than [*] (or local currency equivalent) if a vehicle will be used in
     the performance of this Agreement.

     Insurance required under clauses (1) and (3) [*], and will be purchased
from insurers with an AM Best Rating of B+ or better and a financial class
rating of 11 or better.

     13.0 Term and Termination

          13.1 Termination of this Base Agreement

     Either party may terminate this Base Agreement for a material breach of
this Agreement by the other party or if the other party becomes insolvent or
files or has filed against it a petition in bankruptcy ("Cause"), to the extent
permitted by law. Such termination will be effective at the end of a thirty (30)
day written notice period if the Cause remains uncured. Either party may
terminate this Base Agreement without Cause when there are no outstanding SOWS
or WAs upon written notice to the non-terminating party.

          13.2 Termination of a SOW or WA

     Buyer may, upon written notice to Supplier, terminate a SOW or WA:

          1. with Cause effective at the end of a [*] written notice period if
     the Cause remains uncured; or

          2. without Cause: At the end of a [*] written notice period.

     Upon termination, in accordance with Buyer's written direction, Supplier
will immediately:

          1. cease work;

          2. prepare and submit to Buyer an itemization of all completed and
     partially completed Products and Services;

          3. deliver to Buyer Products satisfactorily completed up to the date
     of termination at the agreed upon Prices in the relevant SOW and/or WA; and

          4. deliver upon request any work in process.

     In the event of any termination of this Base Agreement or a particular SOW
and/or WA without Cause, the applicable provisions of this Agreement shall
continue to apply to all Orders accepted by Supplier prior to the effective date
of such termination and any monies due to Supplier hereunder shall become
promptly due and payable. In the event of any termination of this Base Agreement
or a particular SOW and/or WA or Supplier terminates for Cause, within [*] of
such termination, Buyer shall pay Supplier (a) any and all cancellation fees
pursuant to applicable SOWS and/or WA; (b) the full price of completed inventory
of Products built specifically to Buyer's specifications, (c) the actual cost of
all long lead time materials purchased by Supplier for the manufacture of the
Products; (d) the full cost of all Buyer unique Parts; (e) Parts inventories
ordered for scheduled builds of accepted Orders for Product, (f) charges
incurred to re-
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work Product in order to make it suitable for sale to an alternative party; and
(g) for the actual and reasonable expenses incurred by Supplier for work in
process up to and including the effective date of termination, provided Supplier
uses shall use commercially reasonable efforts to mitigate Buyer's liability
under this Subsection by, among other actions, accepting the return of,
returning to its suppliers, selling to others, or otherwise using the canceled
Products (including raw materials or works in process) and provided such
expenses do not exceed the Prices. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Supplier shall
have no such duty to mitigate if the Products are custom Products built
specifically to Buyer's specifications.

     14.0 General

          14.1 Amendments

     This agreement may only be amended by a writing specifically referencing
this Agreement which has been signed by authorized representatives of the
parties.

          14.2 Assignment

     Neither party will assign their rights or delegate their duties under this
Agreement to third parties or Affiliates without the prior written consent of
the other party, such consent not to be withheld unreasonably, except that
either party may assign this Agreement in conjunction with the sale of all or a
substantial part of its business or assets which perform under this Agreement
whether by merger, reorganization, acquisition, sale or otherwise. Any
unauthorized assignment of this Agreement is void. Subject to the foregoing, and
this Agreement shall benefit and bind the permitted successors and assigns of
the parties. The foregoing will not preclude either party from subcontracting
their duties as described in the SOW.

          14.3 Choice of Law and Forum; Waiver of Jury Trial; Limitation of
     Action

     This Agreement and the performance of transactions under this Agreement
will be governed by the laws of the country where the Buyer entering into the
relevant agreement or PA is located, except that the laws of the State of New
York applicable to contracts executed in and performed entirely within that
State will apply if any part of the transaction is performed within the United
States. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of
Goods does not apply. The parties expressly waive any right to a jury trial
regarding disputes related to this Agreement. Unless otherwise provided by local
law without the possibility of contractual waiver or limitation, any legal or
other action related to this Agreement must be commenced no later than from the
date on which the cause of action arose.

          14.4 Communications

     All communications between the parties regarding this Agreement will be
conducted through the parties' representatives as specified in the relevant SOW.
Supplier will use reasonable efforts to participate in replenishment logistics
programs presented by Buyer.

          14.5 Counterparts

     This Agreement may be signed in one or more counterparts, each of which
will be deemed to be an original and all of which when taken together will
constitute the same agreement. Any copy of this Agreement made by reliable means
(for example, photocopy or facsimile) is considered an original.

          14.6 Exchange of Information

     All information exchanged is non confidential, unless exchanged under the
terms and conditions of Confidential Disclosure Agreement [*] ("CDA"). If either
party requires the exchange of confidential information, it will be made under a
separate signed confidentiality agreement between the parties under this
Agreement will be governed by the CDA. For any business personal information
relating to Supplier Personnel that Supplier provides to Buyer, Supplier has
obtained the agreement of the Supplier Personnel to release the information to
Buyer and to allow Buyer to use such information in connection with this
Agreement.

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          14.7 Freedom of Action

     This Agreement is nonexclusive and either party may design, develop,
manufacture, acquire or market competitive products or services. Buyer will
independently establish prices for resale of Products or Services and is not
obligated to announce or market any Products or Services and does not guarantee
the success of its marketing efforts, if any.

          14.8 Force Majeure

     Neither party will be in default or liable for any delay or failure to
comply with this Agreement due to act beyond the control of the affected party,
excluding labor disputes, provided such party immediately notifies the other, in
whole or in part, any Force Majeure Event provided such party immediately
notifies the other of the existence of such Force Majeure Event. A "Force
Majeure Event" shall include events, occurrences, or causes beyond the
reasonable control and without negligence of the parties. Such events,
occurrences, or causes will include, without limitation, acts of God, riots,
acts of war, earthquakes, fire and explosions, but the inability to meet
financial obligations is expressly excluded.

          14.9 Obligations of Affiliates

     Affiliates will acknowledge acceptance of the terms of this Agreement
through the signing of a PA before conducting any transaction under this
Agreement.

          14.10 Prior Communications and Order of Precedence

     This Agreement replaces any prior oral or written agreements or other
communication between the parties with respect to the subject matter of this
Agreement, excluding any confidential disclosure agreements. In the event of any
conflict in these documents, the order of precedence will be:

          1. the quantity, payment and delivery terms of the relevant WA;

          2. the relevant SOW;

          3. this Base Agreement; and

          4. the remaining terms of the relevant WA.

          14.11 Record Keeping

     Supplier will maintain (and provide to Buyer upon reasonable request)
relevant and necessary business and accounting records to support invoices under
this Agreement and proof of required permits and professional licenses, for a
period of time as required by local law, but not for less than [*] following
completion or termination of the relevant SOW and/or WA. All accounting records
will be maintained in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.

          14.12 Severability

     If any term in this Agreement is found by competent judicial authority to
be unenforceable in any respect, the validity of the remainder of this Agreement
will be unaffected, provided that such unenforceability does not materially
affect the parties' rights under this Agreement.

          14.13 Survival

     The provisions set forth in the following Sections and Subsections of this
Base Agreement will survive after termination or expiration of this Agreement
and will remain in effect until fulfilled: "Ongoing Warranties", "Defects",
"Warranty Redemption", "Intellectual Property", "Supplier Liability for Third
Party Claims", "Limitation of Liability between Supplier and Buyer", "Record
Keeping and Audit Rights", "Choice of Law and Forum; Waiver of Jury Trial;
Limitation of Action", "Exchange of Information", and "Prior Communications and
Order of Precedence".

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          14.14 Waiver

     An effective waiver under this Agreement must be in writing signed by the
party waiving its right. A waiver by either party of any instance of the other
party's noncompliance with any obligation or responsibility under this Agreement
will not be deemed a waiver of subsequent instances.

          14.15 Export Regulations

     Buyer understands and acknowledges that Supplier and its Products may be
subject to regulation by agencies of the United States Government, including,
but not limited to, the U.S. Department of Commerce, which prohibit export or
diversion of certain software and technology to certain countries.

     Any and all obligations of Supplier to provide the Product as well as any
other technical information or assistance shall be subject in all respects to
such United States laws and regulations as shall from time to time govern the
license and delivery of technology and Software abroad by persons subject to the
jurisdiction of the United States, including the Export Administration Act of
1979, as amended, any successor legislation, and the Export Administration
Regulations issued by the Department of Commerce, Bureau of Export
Administration. Buyer and Supplier will comply with the Export Administration
Regulations, United States export laws and other United States laws and
regulations governing exports in effect from time to time.

          14.16 Governmental Approvals

     Buyer represents and warrants that it will obtain all required approvals of
the government of any country outside the United States in which it markets or
distributes the Product.

          14.17 Notices

     Any notice given under this Agreement must be in writing in English and
delivered by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested, postage
prepaid and addressed as follows or to such other addresses as may be designated
by notice from one party to the other, all such notices being effective on the
date received or, if mailed as set forth above, three (3) days after the date of
mailing.

<Table>
<S>                                                <C>
If to Buyer:                                       If to Supplier:
[*]                                                LSI Logic Storage Systems, Inc.
[*]                                                Attn: General Counsel
International Business Machines Corporation        1621 Barber Lane
3039 Cornwallis Road                               Milpitas, CA 95035
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
</Table>

<Table>
<S>                                                <C>
ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO:                            ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO:

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION        LSI LOGIC STORAGE SYSTEMS, INC.

By: /s/ Illegible                    8/25/03       By: /s/ Illegible                    8/20/03
                                                   ----------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------       Supplier Signature                      Date
Buyer Signature                         Date

For Bob Murphy                                     Illegible
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Printed Name                                       Printed Name

Director OEM Procurement                           Sr. Director, OEM Sales
--------------------------------------------       --------------------------------------------
Title and Organization                             Title and Organization

--------------------------------------------       --------------------------------------------
Buyer Address:                                     Supplier Address:
IBM Corporation                                    LSI Logic Storage Systems, Inc.
Raleigh, NC                                        1621 Barber Lane
USA                                                Milpitas, CA 95035
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     This Statement of Work ("SOW") [*] adopts and incorporates by reference the
terms and conditions of Base Agreement [*] ("Base Agreement" or "BA") between
LSI Logic Storage Systems Inc. ("SUPPLIER" or "LSI") and International Business
Machines Corporation ("BUYER" or "IBM"). This SOW is effective beginning on
MARCH 14, 2003 and will remain in effect until [*]. Transactions performed under
this SOW will be conducted in accordance with and be subject to the terms and
conditions of this SOW, the Base Agreement and any applicable Work
Authorizations ("WAs"). Any provisions of this SOW that by their nature extend
beyond its termination or expiration will remain in effect until fulfilled, and
apply to respective successors and assignees. This SOW is not a WA. The initial
Product Unique Attachment is attached hereto as "Product Unique Attachment #1"
and is incorporated herein by reference. Subsequent Product Unique Attachments
or changes to existing Product Unique Attachments will take effect on the
effective date provided therein and will be incorporated herein upon execution
by the parties.

     1.0 Definitions

     "Certified Service Product" or "CSP" means Repaired Products and/or Parts.
Notwithstanding the relevant "Ongoing Warranties" provision in the Base
Agreement, CSP may contain used or reconditioned part(s), provided that such
part(s) are properly marked as "SERVICEABLE USED PART(S)" as further described
in this SOW.

     "Customer(s)" mean Buyer's customer(s).

     "Developer Test Systems" means a configuration of installed hardware and
software that Supplier maintains which is representative of typical Customer
installations for the Product and, at a minimum, contains current and current
minus 1 level of the Product and any prerequisite and co-requisite hardware and
software specified by Buyer.

     "Emergency Order" or "EO" means a WA placed by Buyer for FRUs with a Lead
Time not to exceed [*].

     "End of Service" or "EOS" means date when Buyer officially discontinues
Customer service and support for a Product. EOS dates are only addressed for the
purposes of defining the date through which Supplier will make Repair Services
available for Products, and do not affect Supplier's obligations with respect to
FRU or other Product availability.

     "End of Marketing" or "EOM" means the date when Buyer officially
discontinues marketing for a Product.

     "Engineering Change" or "EC" means any change(s) to Product.

     "Error Corrections" means error corrections, bug fixes and workarounds to
the Supplier Software that Supplier generally makes available free of charge to
its customers who purchase the Product.

     "Field Replaceable Unit" or "FRU" means a Product, Product component,
Product subassembly, Product Documentation, Supplier Software, or other Product
Part used to service a Customer system.

     "Lead Time" means the minimum length of time prior to a specific delivery
date that Supplier must receive a WA from Buyer to ensure delivery by such date.

     "Major Change" shall mean a material change within the specification that
affects the maintainability, operation, or reliability of a Product, or changes
affecting appearance or interfaces (including electrical signal and/or power
grounding interfaces) where such change is proposed by Supplier. A Mandatory
Change or a change requested by Buyer does not constitute a Major Change.

     "Mandatory Change" shall mean a change to the Product that is required by
law, to satisfy governmental standards or for safety reasons.

     "Problem" means any Product defect, including, without limitation, any
software defects, arising as a result of the failure of Products to function in
all material respects in accordance with their specifications and other
requirements under the Base Agreement, this SOW or the relevant Product Unique
Attachment or Work Authorization.

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     "Problem Management Record" or "PMR" means a record documenting support
actions taken in response to a Customer's request for support in connection with
a suspected Problem.

     "Product Unique Attachment" or "PUA" means any document:

          (1) identifies itself as a product unique attachment;

          (2) that is signed by both parties;

          (3) incorporates by reference the terms and conditions of the Base
     Agreement and this SOW; and

          (4) contains terms and conditions unique to a specific product.

     "Repair" or "Repaired" means all required repair activity including,
disassembly, failure analysis, testing, component recovery, rework, warranty
process, packaging, final testing, and all other processes necessary to ensure
Products or relevant Parts thereof, which are sent to Supplier for repair within
the Applicable Warranty Period, meet all the functional performance requirements
applicable to newly manufactured Products in accordance with this SOW and
relevant PUA or WA.

     "Spare Part(s)" shall have the meaning set forth in Section 3.2.

     "Turn Around Time" or "TAT" means the elapsed time from the date of receipt
acknowledgment of a Product arriving at Supplier's location for Repair until
shipment notice of Repaired Product back to Buyer.

     "Yield" means the relationship between Product sent to Supplier for Repair
and the CSP returned to Buyer.

     2.0 Product Definition

          2.1 Product Description.  The Products are described in the Product
     Unique Attachment(s). Products also include all FRUs and CSPs.

          2.2 Product Specifications & Certifications.  Products will comply
     with all the requirements set forth below:

             - [*], IBM Corporate Standard "Automatic Identification (AI) for
               Packaging, Distribution and Manufacturing -- Bar Coded Labels'

             - [*], "Packaging and Handling -- Supplier and Interplant
               Requirements" Supplier's published Functional Specifications for
               the Product

             - FAA Certification, Supplier certifies that Products and their
               packages do not contain explosives, hazardous materials,
               incendiaries and/or destructive devices as defined by the FAA.

          2.3 COO Product Certification.  Supplier certifies that the Products
     have the country(ies) of origin specified in the Product Unique
     Attachment(s) to this SOW. If there are any changes to this information,
     Supplier will notify Buyer by providing a new country of origin
     certification signed by an authorized Supplier representative before
     shipping any affected Products. If any part number has more than one
     possible country of origin, Supplier certifies that each country of origin
     is specified in the Product Unique Attachment(s), and Supplier will deliver
     to Buyer, instructions regarding how Buyer can distinguish each country of
     origin for Part numbers with more than one possible country of origin prior
     to shipping the affected Products.

          2.4 Engineering Changes.  ECs submitted by Buyer will be reviewed by
     Supplier and implemented by Supplier in a manner consistent with the
     Product's original design (e.g., a missing "caution" label will be replaced
     by the same type of label and in the same location as originally
     specified). Supplier will provide documentation illustrating its
     performance of ECs upon Buyer's request. If Buyer places requirements or
     limitations on a particular Product that result in an increase in Price as
     compared to the prices of similar products offered without such
     requirements, then Supplier shall notify Buyer of the

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     opportunity to lower Price, and Buyer shall have the option of modifying
     the requirements so that its Products can be purchased at this lower price.

          2.5 Supplier Software and Documentation.  Supplier will deliver, at
     the earlier of a date requested by Buyer or prior to its first shipment of
     Product, all Supplier Software and Documentation in a format and media as
     specified by Buyer. Additionally, Supplier will promptly deliver to Buyer
     all Documentation in the same format and media as specified by Buyer.

          2.6 Software License.  Subject to the terms and conditions of this
     Agreement, Supplier grants Buyer a non-exclusive, worldwide, irrevocable
     (except as set forth in this Section 2.6), non-transferable (except as
     permitted under Section 14.2 of the Base Agreement), [*] license, under all
     of Buyer's intellectual property rights in the Supplier Software to use,
     execute, perform, display, sublicense (as set forth in Section 2.8 below)
     and distribute the Supplier Software with the Product and any Error
     Corrections solely for use with the Product in connection with Buyer's
     sale, marketing and licensing (in the case of the Supplier Software) of the
     Products. The forgoing shall license shall include the right to reproduce
     (on any media or using any distribution technology whatsoever, whether
     known or unknown) Error Corrections for distribution to Buyer Resellers and
     End Users for use with the Products and a reasonable number of copies of
     Supplier Software for use internally in connection with support of the
     Product. The rights and licenses under this Section 2.6 may be revoked by
     Supplier upon a material breach of the Agreement that Buyer fails to cure
     within [*] of receipt of written notice from Supplier specifying the
     material breach. Notwithstanding any such revocation, any sublicenses
     granted to End Users by Buyer prior to the date of any revocation of rights
     and licenses under this Section 2.6 shall continue in full force and
     effect.

          From time to time, Supplier may decide that in lieu of providing Buyer
     with Error Corrections it will instead provide Buyer with a subsequent
     version or release of the Supplier Software for which Buyer would normally
     be charged a royalty (e.g., a subsequent version or release that also
     provides additional functionality or capability). In such cases, Buyer
     shall be entitled to distribute such subsequent version or release of the
     Supplier Software to End Users in order to resolve errors, defect or bugs
     in the prior version of the Supplier Software reported by such End Users
     [*] to Supplier, provided that such Software is necessary to cause the
     Product to work in accordance with its Functional Specifications in the
     absence of a Error Correction and Buyer does not charge End-Users for such
     subsequent version or release of the Software beyond an amount necessary to
     recover Buyer's reasonable cost and expenses of distributing such Supplier
     Software (e.g., costs of media, shipment, etc.). Upon request, Buyer will
     provide Supplier with reasonable information to demonstrate that such
     Supplier Software was only distributed [*] to End, Users reporting the
     errors, defects or bugs.

          2.7 Documentation License.  Subject to the terms and conditions of
     this Agreement, Supplier grants Buyer and Buyer's Resellers a nonexclusive,
     worldwide, irrevocable (except as set forth in this Section 2.7),
     non-transferable (except as permitted under Section 14.2 of the Base
     Agreement), [*] license under all of Supplier's intellectual property
     rights, to modify and create derivative works of the Documentation in order
     to put such Documentation into Buyer standard format; and (b) use, execute,
     reproduce, perform, display, sublicense (as set forth in Section 2.8 below)
     and distribute (on any media or using any distribution technology
     whatsoever, whether known or unknown) the Documentation and any Derivative
     Works to Buyer Resellers and End Users who have purchased the Product. The
     rights and licenses under this Section 2.7 may be revoked by Supplier upon
     a material breach of the Agreement that Buyer fails to cure within [*] of
     receipt of written notice from Supplier specifying the material breach.
     Notwithstanding any such revocation, any sublicenses granted to End Users
     by Buyer prior to the date of any revocation of rights and licenses under
     this Section 2.7 shall continue in full force and effect.

          2.8 Sublicense Rights.  Buyer may grant sublicenses under the licenses
     granted in Sections 2.6 and 2.7 above to: (a) Buyer Resellers to permit
     them to distribute: (i) the Supplier Software as part of the Product, and
     (ii) the Error Corrections and Documentation for use with the Product ; and
     (b) End Users to permit them to use (i) the Supplier Software and Error
     Corrections as part of the Product and (ii) the Documentation with the
     Product. All sublicenses granted by Buyer pursuant to its rights under this

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     Section 2.8 shall be granted under terms and conditions no less stringent
     than those used by Buyer in the licensing of its own Products.

          2.9 Restrictions.  Buyer is granted only those rights with respect to
     the Supplier Software and Documentation that are specifically set forth in
     this Section 2. Except as otherwise specified, Buyer acknowledges that
     Buyer is not granted any other right, title or interest in the Supplier
     Software and Documentation and all copies of the Supplier Software and
     Documentation shall be and remain the property of Supplier. Buyer agrees
     not to take any action that is inconsistent with the license rights granted
     herein. Except as explicitly set forth, Buyer will not (a) decompile,
     decode, reverse translate, or disassemble the Supplier Software in any way,
     including the removal or obstruction of any copyright or trade secret
     notices found on the Supplier Software without first obtaining consent of
     the Supplier or (b) modify or create derivative works of the Supplier
     Software.

          2.10 Tamper Evident Protection.  To the extent that Supplier ships new
     Product in its final Customer ready form, Supplier shall ship Product in
     compliance with Packaging specification entitled, "IBM Packaging
     Requirements Manual, Reference Document Number, [*]."

     3.0 Purchasing

          3.1 WA Issuance.  Buyer is under no obligation to purchase any
     Products and/or Services, except as ordered in WAs and within the liability
     limits addressed elsewhere in the Agreement, including those addressed in
     the Product Unique Attachment(s) to this SOW. Supplier will comply with
     Buyer's requested changes to delivery of Products specified in a WA as
     described in the Product Unique Attachment(s) to this SOW, with the
     applicable additional charge to Buyer, if any. If Buyer decreases Product
     quantities specified in a WA outside of allowances described in the Product
     Unique Attachment(s) to this SOW, Supplier will use commercially reasonable
     efforts to mitigate Buyer's liability for such Product quantities. The
     parties acknowledge that WAs may be placed on Supplier under this SOW by
     entities other than the Buyer, but only to the extent expressly authorized
     by Buyer in writing, and agreed to in writing by Supplier. Supplier may
     reject Buyer's third party authorization only if such rejection is
     commercially reasonable. Supplier agrees that for such authorized purchases
     that (a) the Buyer authorized third party purchaser under this SOW shall
     have extended to it all the protections, rights, and other benefits of the
     Agreement; (b) Buyer is a third party beneficiary and has the right to
     enforce the terms of this Agreement on such purchases on a joint and
     several basis; and (c) Buyer shall not be liable to either party with
     regard to such purchase transactions.

          3.2 Spare Parts Availability.  Supplier will maintain the capability
     to supply, and shall provide Product spare parts (i.e., portions of the
     Product as described herein or as may be subsequently described by Buyer,
     including, without limitation all FRUs, hereinafter referred to as "Spare
     Parts"), and technical support for the Product as described in this SOW
     during the term of this SOW and for a period of [*] thereafter (or longer
     period as may be required by law upon Buyer or Supplier) under the terms
     and conditions of the Agreement. Supplier will give Buyer a last time buy
     option at the end of such [*] period, and shall also offer any follow on
     products that are compatible with Products herein. Supplier will notify
     Buyer prior to Supplier's withdrawal of any Product(s), and such withdrawal
     will [*] of the SOW and will not affect Supplier's responsibilities under
     this section related to Spare Parts availability or technical support.

          3.3 Use of Subcontractors.  Supplier's use of subcontractors will not
     relieve Supplier of the responsibility for the subcontractor's performance,
     and Supplier's responsibilities assumed under this SOW will be equally
     applicable to such subcontractors, as must be agreed upon between Supplier
     and such subcontractors.

          Buyer reserves the right to reject Supplier's use of a subcontractor
     in performance of this SOW for any commercially reasonable reason (e.g.,
     where the subcontractor(s) perform duties or responsibilities at IBM's
     location or the location of customers).

          3.4 Minority and Women Business Enterprises (MWBEs).  Where Supplier
     engages any subcontractors to perform its obligations under this Agreement
     and any Statement of Work, Supplier will

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     attempt to make commercially reasonable efforts to engage a representative
     percentage ([*]) of subcontractors that are certified Minority and Women
     Business Enterprises, including, but not limited to, such MWBE
     subcontractors on Supplier's bid lists to IBM. Supplier will use
     commercially reasonable efforts to track spend data with these MWBE
     subcontractors and will provide the data to IBM Procurement, if the data is
     available, when requested. The parties agree that Supplier will make a good
     faith effort to comply, and that failure to comply with this provision will
     not constitute a breach of this Agreement.

          3.5 Taxes and Duties.  Supplier will ensure that the Prices do not
     include any sales, use or other similar taxes that do not apply to Buyer as
     a reseller of Products and/or Services. Payment of transportation,
     import/export fees, duties, taxes and tariffs will be specified in Exhibit
     3.

          3.6 Invoices.  Terms for payment on all Supplier invoices will be [*]
     from receipt of an acceptable invoice by Buyer. Supplier will invoice Buyer
     upon shipment of all Product shipped to fulfill discrete purchase orders,
     or upon pull of all Product pulled from the hubs. Invoices to Buyer must
     include, at a minimum, the following: (i) applicable WA line item numbers;
     (ii) SOW and WA numbers; (iii) terms of payment as provided herein; (iv)
     billing period dates; (v) applicable Product unit Prices; (vi) total amount
     invoiced; (vii) the Harmonized Tariff Code of the importing country for
     every Product; and (viii) Product descriptions with sufficient detail to
     enable verification of associated Product categorical classifications.

          3.7 Electronic Commerce.  Buyer may issue scheduling documents
     ("Blanket Purchase Orders") which may have the appearance of a normal WA,
     but do not include a delivery date. Such Blanket Purchase Orders are issued
     only as a logistical processing document to enable the use of electronic
     purchase order communications and are not binding in any manner and shall
     not be considered as WAs by the parties, regardless of quantities or prices
     that may be included in such Blanket Purchase Orders. Unless previously
     submitted by Supplier, in order to initiate electronic transfer of payments
     associated with this SOW, Supplier will complete the form entitled
     "Authorization for Electronic Funds Transfer" as provided to Supplier by
     Buyer and fax the completed form to Accounts Payable at the number included
     on the form.

     4.0 Technical Support

     Technical support is as in described in Exhibit 6.

     5.0 Quality

          5.1 Product Modifications.

             5.1.1 Major Changes.  Supplier will provide Buyer with written
        notice before implementing a Major Change. Supplier shall use reasonable
        efforts to provide Buyer with such written notice [*] prior to
        implementing a Major Change. Except in the case of a Mandatory Change,
        within [*] after receiving the Major Change notice, Buyer may provide
        written notification to Supplier of its acceptance or rejection of that
        Major Change. In the event of rejection by Buyer, Supplier may, at its
        sole option and discretion, (i) continue to provide the applicable
        Products without such Major Change to Buyer, for a time period and at a
        price to be agreed upon by the Parties, or (ii) terminate this SOW with
        respect to the applicable Products. At Buyer's request and expense
        Supplier shall furnish a limited number of samples of changed Products
        to Buyer for evaluation.

             5.1.2 Mandatory Changes.  Supplier may at any time issue Mandatory
        Changes. Supplier will use reasonable efforts to provide Buyer with [*]
        prior written notice of Mandatory Changes before implementing such
        changes. If Buyer submits non-cancelable orders for a Product scheduled
        to be changed before the date on which that change is scheduled to
        become effective, and those orders specify delivery within [*] after
        that effective date, Supplier will use commercially reasonable efforts
        to fill those orders.

             5.1.3 Safety Changes.  If Supplier improves the safety, function,
        cost, or reliability of products that it builds for itself or for its
        other customers by changing a design, component, Part, supplier, or

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        production process that may also be used in or in connection with a
        Product that Supplier builds for Buyer, then Supplier will inform Buyer
        of such improvement and implement changes to Product as approved by
        Buyer to incorporate such improvement in Products.

          5.2 ISO Requirements.  For ISO compliance, the Supplier represents and
     warrants that the Supplier is ISO 9001 compliant. Compliance hereunder may
     be either by means of external accreditation or self-declaration. For
     external accreditation, Supplier will provide to Buyer, upon Buyer's
     request, a copy of Supplier's current registration, including the scope,
     Standard Industrial Classification code or equivalent, all locations
     involved, and any restrictions or exclusions. For self-declaration,
     Supplier will provide to Buyer, upon Buyer's request, a letter from
     Supplier's chief executive officer, chief operating officer, or other
     executive assuring that self-declaration was performed with due diligence
     based upon a previously executed internal audit report, and that such
     self-declaration has had executive management review and approval.

          5.3 Quality Audits and Records.  Buyer may, or Buyer may have an
     independent third party ("Buyer's Quality Representative"), conduct audits
     of Supplier facilities or facilities of Supplier's designated
     subcontractors where work is being performed or materials are being
     delivered to Supplier in performance of Supplier's work for the Buyer under
     this SOW. Supplier shall, at Buyer's written request, permit access to
     Buyer or Buyer's Quality Representative to Supplier's and Supplier's
     designated subcontractors manufacturing operations for the Products. Such
     audits shall take place upon reasonable written notice during business
     hours. Such audits may relate to process control, quality inspection test
     data, internal audit reports, and other information related to the Product
     being manufactured in compliance with all the requirements of this SOW.
     Supplier will establish and maintain procedures for identification,
     collection, indexing, filing, storage, maintenance, and disposition of all
     quality records, including but not limited to, Statistical Process Control
     data, test and inspection records, and all other quality records required
     Buyer. The Supplier shall maintain a history file for all Products, by Part
     number, that tracks changes to the Product or Product component designs,
     materials, and/or manufacturing source. Supplier will make any or all of
     the aforementioned records available to Buyer or Buyer's Quality
     Representative for its review during audits.

          5.4 Document Control.  Supplier shall ensure that all documents such
     as software/firmware, engineering drawings, specifications, contracts,
     policies, procedures, manufacturing process flow chart, and work
     instructions (including test procedures) are under revision control and are
     available to all necessary Buyer and/or Supplier Personnel in the
     manufacturing environment. Supplier shall have a system for the effective
     updating/removal of any obsolete documentation from all manufacturing
     areas.

          5.5 Product Traceability Requirements.  Supplier shall establish and
     maintain procedures and processes for the identification and lot
     traceability of critical Product items during all stages of production,
     delivery, and installation per applicable ISO & EIA standards. Supplier
     will maintain backward traceability capabilities and ensure that its
     response time for traceability requests from Buyer does not exceed [*].

          5.6 Factors Affecting Product Quality.  Supplier must promptly notify
     Buyer of any factors affecting Product quality. Supplier will not ship
     affected Products to Buyer without prior written approval from Buyer.
     Within [*] of Supplier's notification to Buyer pursuant to this section,
     Supplier will provide Buyer a proposed resolution plan including a
     description of the factor affecting Product quality, documentation of the
     Supplier plan to perform root cause analysis, a schedule of actions for the
     containment and correction of all affected Products, relevant traceability
     data for the affected Products, and a process ensuring the effectiveness of
     the actions to be taken hereunder.

          5.7 Review and Disposition of Nonconforming Product.  Supplier shall
     have established, documented, and maintained procedures to ensure that
     Product, which does not conform to the requirements of the Agreement, is
     prevented from unintended use or shipment to the Buyer. If Buyer expressly
     instructs Supplier to ship nonconforming Product to the Buyer, then
     Supplier will describe the extent of such Product's non-conformance in
     writing and secure Buyer's written agreement prior to any shipment of any
     such non-conforming Product. If Supplier expressly notifies Buyer in
     writing of such non-

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     conformance of Product and Buyer expressly accepts in writing such
     non-conforming Products, Buyer waives its right to make a claim for breach
     of warranty for the non-conformance that Buyer accepted.

          5.8 Periodic Quality Reviews.  Supplier shall develop and implement a
     process for continuous Product improvement. Buyer may conduct reviews
     and/or hold meetings related to Supplier's performance under the SOW,
     including but not limited to the following respects, and may compare
     Supplier's performance with that of similarly situated suppliers:

             - Supplier's compliance with delivery dates in support of WAs
               issued by Buyer;

             - Supplier's compliance with Emergency Orders issued by Buyer
               hereunder;

             - Supplier's compliance with the targeted First Pass Yield (FPY) as
               described in the product quality plan as described in the
               appropriate Quality Plan, which is attached as an exhibit to the
               Product Unique Attachment (hereinafter referred to as, "Product
               Quality Plan");

             - Supplier's compliance with the targeted out-of-box audit (OOB) as
               set by the Parties in the Product Quality Plan;

             - Supplier's compliance with the targeted Incoming Product Quality
               Level (IPQL) as set by the Parties in the appropriate Product
               Quality Plan on a monthly basis;

             - Supplier's compliance with the targeted Field Replace Action
               Level (FRAL) as set by parties in the appropriate Product Quality
               Plan on a monthly basis;

             - Percentage of Products failing to function properly upon delivery
               (also known as the Product DOA rate);

             - Supplier's speed in taking corrective actions for any problems
               with Product identified by Buyer;

             - Supplier's implementation of lessons learned in previous periodic
               quality reviews.

          In any calendar month in which Supplier shows poor performance with
     respect to the criteria set forth above, Buyer may notify Supplier of such
     poor performance. In such case, Supplier will respond to Buyer with a
     proposed action plan within [*] of notification by Buyer and such plan
     shall respond to Buyer's specific concerns and demonstrate Supplier's
     ability to achieve the required measurements. Supplier's failure to
     successfully execute an action plan within a mutually agreed upon time
     frame shall be a material breach of the Agreement. Satisfying any or all
     criteria of this section shall not relieve Supplier of its warranties or
     other obligations of the Agreement.

     6.0 Emergency Orders

          6.1 Emergency Order Placement Process.  If or when buffer stock of
     Product is not available to Buyer from a Supplier hub, Supplier will accept
     and respond to EOs from Buyer during Business Days, each day of the year.
     Supplier will provide contact information for EO coverage at all times.
     Supplier will respond to all EOs via fax, EDI (or other electronic commerce
     approach) and/or telephone, such EOs to be confirmed by Buyer with a
     written WA mailed, faxed, or electronically transmitted to Supplier within
     [*] of EO placement. EOs may include Buyer's WA number, Buyer's part
     number, part number description, quantity, unit Price, delivery date and
     ship to address. Supplier will deliver EO Products directly to the address
     specified in the EO and in accordance with this SOW.

          6.2 Emergency Order Shipment Responsibilities.  Supplier will ship EOs
     in accordance with Buyer's instructions.

     7.0 Warranty Support

          7.1 Defective Products.  Defective Products include any Products which
     fail to comply with the Functional Specifications and requirements,
     certifications, as specified in this SOW, the BA and/or WA.

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          7.2 Warranty Period.  The warranty redemption set forth in the section
     of the Base Agreement entitled, "Warranty Redemption" as it applies to the
     section of the Base Agreement entitled, "Ongoing Warranties" will be
     available to Buyer for all Products set forth in the applicable Product
     Unique Attachment for the Applicable Warranty Period. Such warranty
     redemption for Repaired Product shall be the [*] of the above period for
     the original Product or [*] after the Buyer's receipt of the Repaired
     Product. In no case, will the Applicable Warranty Period be for a period
     [*] that provided by Supplier to its most favored customers. Nothing in
     this section shall be deemed to affect or amend the ongoing duration of the
     remaining ongoing warranties.

          7.3 Warranty Redemption Logistics.  Supplier will provide Buyer with
     information and processes by which Buyer is able to verify Product warranty
     entitlement. Where Supplier is required to ship Product pursuant to its
     warranty redemption responsibilities under the Agreement, Supplier will
     ship such Product to Buyer's designated "ship to" location via Buyer's
     designated carrier. Supplier will provide locations for Buyer to redeem
     Product warranty in the United States.

     8.0 Repair

          8.1 Required Replacement.  All Parts of Products sent to Supplier for
     Repair that exhibit unsafe conditions (including but not limited to
     cracking, chafing, and/or other unsafe conditions) will be replaced with an
     identical (same manufacturer, part or model number, electrical/thermal
     rating, physical dimensions and agency approval) or an approved alternate
     Part (identical mechanical, electrical/thermal, physical, compositional and
     performance characteristics but different manufacturer). Compliance with
     this section will not relieve Supplier of its other obligations under the
     Agreement and this SOW.

          8.2 Scope of Repair Services.  Supplier will make Repair Services
     available to Buyer as specified by Buyer in writing. Products sent to
     Supplier for Repair during the Applicable Warranty Period will be Repaired
     at no cost to Buyer and returned to Buyer at Supplier's cost. All Repaired
     Products must meet the requirements regarding CSPs set forth in this SOW.
     Repair Services will not be performed on Products sent for Repair a second
     time. In such event, Supplier will, at Buyer's discretion, provide Buyer a
     replacement Product, or credit or refund Buyer an amount equal to the Price
     paid by Buyer for the initial Repair (including associated shipping cost)
     and return the units to Buyer for scrapping. Supplier must maintain a
     history of Repair activities and provide a monthly report to Buyer.

          8.3 CSP Requirements.  Products will only be classified as CSP with
     Buyer's written approval. Products classified as CSP may be used for field
     service only and may not be used in the manufacturing of a new Product.
     CSPs will meet the process mutually agreed upon between Buyer and Supplier.

     9.0 Website

          9.1 Website Maintenance.  Supplier will maintain an internet website
     that will serve as a site where IBM Customers are able to access and
     download premium feature keys. Such internet website will display Buyer
     logo(s) and will not feature any reference, on the web page or in the URL,
     to Supplier.

          9.2 Use of IBM Name.  Any use of IBM's name in connection with the
     aforementioned website will be submitted to IBM for prior written approval.
     Pending such approval, Supplier may not use the IBM name in any way that
     would bring it or IBM into disrepute. By using the IBM name, Supplier shall
     not acquire any rights in the name or any trademarks (if applicable). Any
     goodwill associated with the use of the IBM name shall be the sole property
     of Buyer.

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ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO:                              ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO:
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION          LSI LOGIC STORAGE SYSTEMS, INC.

By:     /s/ ILLEGIBLE    2/25/03                     By:     /s/ DAVID N. [ILLEGIBLE]    8/20/03
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        Buyer Signature           Date                       Supplier Signature          Date

By:     for Bob Murphy                               By:     David N. [illegible]
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        Printed Name                                         Printed Name

By:     Director OEM Procurement                     By:     Sr. Director OEM Sales
        -----------------------------------------            -----------------------------------------
        Title & Organization                                 Title & Organization

By:                                                  By:
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        Buyer Address                                        Supplier Address
        3039 Cornwallis Road                                 1621 Barber Lane
        Research Triangle Park, NC 27709                     Milpitas, CA 95035
        USA                                                  USA
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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.8

CERTAIN INFORMATION IN THIS EXHIBIT HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH
THE COMMISSION. CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED WITH RESPECT TO THE
OMITTED PORTIONS. OMITTED INFORMATION HAS BEEN REPLACED BY [*].

                        MANUFACTURING SERVICE AGREEMENT

                            SANMINA-SCI CORPORATION
                                ("SANMINA-SCI")

                                      and

                        LSI LOGIC STORAGE SYSTEMS, INC.
                                    ("SSI")

     SANMINA-SCI agrees to manufacture the products described on Attachment A
("Products and Pricing") and sell the finished Products to SSI. SSI agrees to
purchase the finished Products from SANMINA-SCI. The manufacture, sale, and
purchase of the finished Products will be governed by the terms and conditions
of this Agreement, which may be amended from time-to-time by written mutual
agreement.

     This agreement consists of the attached General Terms and Conditions and
the following Attachments
         -- Attachment A -- Product and Pricing
         -- Attachment B -- Demand Pull Kanban Plan
         -- Attachment C -- Consigned Capital Equipment Agreement
         -- Attachment D -- Product Specifications
         -- Attachment E -- Quality Plan Procedure
         -- Attachment F -- QBR Form Amend Attachment A

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EFFECTIVE DATE: NOVEMBER 3, 2003

SANMINA-SCI:                                   SSI:

          By: /s/ MICHAEL J. LANDY                        By: /s/ TONY L. NEWELL
---------------------------------------------  ---------------------------------------------
Signature                                      Signature

Michael J. Landy                                              Tony L. Newell
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Typed or Printed Name                                      Typed or Printed Name

Title: VP of Business Development                 Title: Director of Supply Chain Management
  -------------------------------------------  ---------------------------------------------

Date: Dec/10/2003                              Date: 11/17/03
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                        MANUFACTURING SERVICE AGREEMENT

                               TABLE OF CONTENTS

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i.   Recitals
ii.  Definitions
1.   Term of Agreement
2.   Products and Pricing
3.   Purchase Orders
4.   Scheduling
5.   Strategic Inventory
6.   Shipment Authorization
7.   Transportation Costs
8.   Continuous Improvement
9.   Terms of Payment and Record Keeping
10.  Engineering Change Notices
11.  Administration of Contract
12.  SANMINA-SCI Product Warranty
13.  Proprietary Information and Confidentiality
14.  Termination for Convenience
15.  Termination for Cause
16.  Force Majeure
17.  Intellectual Property and Indemnification
18.  Quality Assurance Audits and Product Acceptance
19.  Product Liability (Certificate of Insurance Request)
20.  Independent Contractor; "Consigned" Items and/or Bailment
21.  Notice
22.  Severability
23.  Titles and Attachments
24.  Governing Law
25.  Miscellaneous Part Purchases
26.  Entire Agreement
27.  Export/Import
28.  Sale of Product to SSI Directed Third Party Customers

ATTACHMENTS
A    Product and Pricing Exhibit
B    Demand Pull Kanban Plan
C    Consigned Capital Equipment Agreement
D    Product Specifications
E    Quality Plan Procedure
F    QBR Form Amend Attachment A
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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

     This Manufacturing and Purchase Agreement (the "Agreement") is entered into
and executed as of the Effective Date stated between LSI Logic Storage Systems,
Inc. (SSI) whose principal place of business is 3718 N. Rock Road, Wichita,
Kansas, 67226 ("SSI"), and SANMINA-SCI Corporation whose principal place of
business is 2700 North First Street, San Jose, California, 95134, and its wholly
owned subsidiaries (collectively "SANMINA-SCI"). The terms and conditions
contained herein apply to the manufacture of computer Products and the related
material procurement, inventory, test and packaging, thereof.

RECITALS

     WHEREAS, SSI desires to have SANMINA-SCI procure components, manufacture,
assemble, test and ship certain Product pursuant to one or more Purchase Orders
issued by SSI in accordance with this Agreement; and

     WHEREAS, SANMINA-SCI desires to procure components, manufacture, assemble,
test and ship such Product for SSI hereunder;

     NOW, THEREFORE, SSI and SANMINA-SCI, intending to be legally bound, hereby
agree as follows:

DEFINITIONS

     The following terms, in singular and/or plural forms of the same term as
and wherever used herein, shall have the meanings set forth in this section.

     "Components" shall mean parts, materials, and supplies procured for,
included in or required for each Product. Product Components will be procured
from SSI's approved vendor list (AVL), and/or SSI consignment.

     "Days" shall mean Calendar days, provided that if a deadline falls on a
Saturday, Sunday or holiday, it shall be extended until the following regular
business day.

     "Excess Material" shall mean SSI authorized Components on hand that no
longer have a SSI open Purchase Order, or a current forecast for use within the
pursuant [*], nor are useable on SANMINA-SCI production of other customers'
products.

     "Intellectual Property Rights" shall mean any rights under patent,
semi-conductor chip protection, copyright, trade secret, trademark, or similar
laws which would restrict the manufacture, assembly, or distribution of the
Product(s) or the subsequent use, sale, or repair of the Products as purchased
by SSI from SANMINA-SCI hereunder.

     "Long Lead Time" shall mean Components that require [*] or longer for
vendor delivery. Long Lead Time Components shall not be ordered without written
authorization from SSI.

     "Material" shall mean Components, which are collectively used to produce
the Product(s).

     "Obsolete Material" shall mean non-cancelable or non-returnable (NCNR)
materials that can no longer be used on SSI's Product and are not useable on
SANMINA-SCI production for other customers.

     "Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)" shall mean the mutually agreed vendor order
quantity used by SANMINA-SCI to establish the Product's Component base price,
and vendor minimum order quantities for a single delivery.

     "Non-Cancelable and/or Non-Returnable (NCNR)" shall mean those Components
when ordered that cannot be canceled ([*]), or once received may not be returned
for credit unless defective (example: reels). SSI prior written approval is
required before SANMINA-SCI procurement of NCNR Components.

     "Product" shall mean the Product identified by SSI's part number and/or
assembly identification name specified in its Purchase Order as described in
SSI's Specifications including any and all modification, changes and
improvements made to such Product during the term of this Agreement.

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     "Specifications" shall mean the Product manufacturing number and
description and all required manufacturing drawings, instructions, and testing
procedures that are required for SANMINA-SCI to manufacture a conforming
Product.

     "Product Acceptance Test" shall mean the Product tests performed at various
manufacturing stages, including a final test applied to the finished Product to
determine if the Product conforms to SSI's Specifications, Quality Plan
Procedures, and manufacturing workmanship standards. Products passing all the
Product Acceptance Tests shall be shipped to SSI as conforming and carry
SANMINA-SCI's Product Warranty, as set forth in this Agreement. The Product
Acceptance Tests shall be the criteria utilized by the parties to determine if
shipped and warranted SSI Product(s) are conforming or non-conforming.

     "Original Delivery Schedule" shall mean for the purpose of reschedules and
SSI liability, SSI's issued and accepted forecasts and/or purchase order as set
forth in this Agreement.

1.  TERM OF AGREEMENT

     The initial term of this Agreement shall be [*] from the Effective Date,
and shall be automatically renewed for [*] periods, unless terminated by a party
with [*] written notice to the other party, or as otherwise provided under this
Agreement.

     Both Parties agree that the terms and conditions contained in this
Agreement shall have precedence over any pre-printed terms and conditions
included on purchase orders, invoices, acknowledgements, or any other forms and
documents used by the Parties in the performance of this Agreement.

2.  PRODUCTS AND PRICING

     Products covered by this Agreement and applicable Product prices are listed
by part number in Attachment A. From time-to-time, additional Products may be
incorporated into or removed from this Agreement by written revision to
Attachment A, as mutually agreed. The initial prices reflected in Attachment A
are the baseline for this Agreement. Price reductions will be implemented as
addressed in Section 8, Continuous Improvement. Product Pricing will be reviewed
on a quarterly basis, and adjustments upward or downward will become effective
as mutually agreed. SANMINA-SCI will notify SSI of any industry-wide or sole
source shortages of components affecting price or delivery schedules.

     SSI Purchase Prices are based upon minimum quarterly quantities of Product
purchases, and if through no fault of SANMINA-SCI, SSI purchases significantly
less than the minimum forecasted quantities during a quarter, the Purchase
prices may be adjusted by an amount not-to-exceed SANMINA-SCI's documented and
verified additional costs to manufacture the lesser number of purchased
Products. Any such action will be reviewed and mutually agreed to during the
Parties' Quarterly Business Review ("QBR") at the end of each quarter.

3.  PURCHASE ORDERS

     SSI will issue purchase orders to SANMINA-SCI for each assembly, or by
family of Products, as listed in Attachment A by individual part number.
Purchase orders will normally be issued no later than [*] prior to the start of
each quarter for the forecasted production quantities of the next quarter.
Purchase Orders may be issued in hard copy, fax, or e-mail form, as mutually
agreed. SANMINA-SCI will notify SSI in written format, normally within [*] but
not exceeding [*] of receipt of such purchase orders, of SANMINA-SCI's
acceptance or rejection of the issued purchase order. SANMINA-SCI's failure to
respond within the stated time period will be deemed as SANMINA-SCI's acceptance
of the SSI Purchase Order.

     SSI's [*] forecast updated not less than [*], except as provided for in
Section 4 Scheduling, are for planning purposes only and are not considered firm
or binding.

     The Parties agree that Attachment A will be amended by revision each QBR to
reflect the mutually agreed Products and pricing based upon the current forecast
quantities. Attachment F will be used by the Parties to amend by revision
Attachment A. The Parties' "Contract Administrators" stated in Section 12 will

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amend by revision Attachment A by affixing their signatures and date upon
Attachment F (Attachment A-R#). Each Party will retain one original signed copy
of the revised version of Attachment A for their Agreement file.

4.  SCHEDULING

     SSI will send to SANMINA-SCI, not less than [*], an updated [*] forecast
for each of the Products as listed in Attachment A, including future new
Products to Attachment A. For each Product, the rolling forecast will be divided
into weekly requirements. SANMINA-SCI will utilize the forecast as authorization
to purchase Components and manufacture per the forecast with adjustments up or
down as may be necessary to meet the kanban requirements, shown in Attachment B
(Demand Pull Kanban Plan). SANMINA-SCI will normally advise SSI of any support
issue within [*], but not more than [*], of receipt of the forecast.

     SANMINA-SCI will accommodate a [*] increase over the current month's
scheduled build quantity, per assembly, with no additional evaluation of detail
part availability, manpower or manufacturing capacity normally required.
Finished Product will normally be available within [*] of such request. However,
increases in the current [*] schedule exceeding [*] will require SANMINA-SCI to
review material and manpower prior to advising SSI if such increase can be
accomplished. SANMINA-SCI will accommodate a [*] percent increase (subject to
customer approval of any unavoidable material expedite costs) in Purchase Order
deliveries over the Original Delivery Schedule within [*] [*], and the best
reasonably available increase thereafter based on SANMINA-SCI capacity. In cases
where SSI's requirements exceed the kanban, the work-in-process and normal
component availability, equitable adjustments will be made by SSI for any agreed
upon expediting costs that are incurred by SANMINA-SCI.

     In the event that SSI must delay scheduled production from SANMINA-SCI due
to reduced production requirements or other reasons, SSI agrees to accept the
Product that is held in kanban and current work-in-process. SSI's production
liability is normally limited to [*] worth of production, as well as agreed upon
HUB quantities and/or kanban quantities based on the most current accepted
forecast except as described in more detail in Section 5 below. SSI may
reschedule delivery of a Product up to [*] from the original scheduled delivery
date. All rescheduled Product shipments during the [*] original delivery window
must be rescheduled for delivery within the following [*] after the reschedule
request by SSI. Upon mutual agreement, SSI may request a continued shipment
delay that may be subject to monthly inventory storage and handling fee that is
compatible with the current interest rates allowed by law. The parties will make
every effort to limit the other party's obligation for excess or obsolete
material by maintaining accuracy of the [*] forecast, [*] kanbans, and by
responding to changes through adjustments to procurement and production
schedules in a timely manner.

5.  STRATEGIC INVENTORY

     It is recognized that the forecast supplied by SSI for [*] is speculative
and is subject to change. Therefore, except for long lead-time, Minimum Order
Quantities. (MOQs) and NCNR Components as defined under Definitions, SANMINA-SCI
will place purchase orders in support of SSI accepted Purchase Orders and the
forecast per the AVL lead times in a manner to minimize inventory liabilities
for SSI and are cancelable and returnable to vendor at no cost to Sanmina-SCI.
The first [*] of the forecast will be considered firm requirements subject to
cancellation charges. In the event of a cancellation or reschedule of the [*]
firm requirements, SSI will be responsible, to the extent of the cancellation or
reschedule, (unless the Component is usable by one of Sanmina-SCI's other
customers) for the cost of Sanmina-SCI NCNR orders with AVL vendors, on hand
non-returnable Components, work-in-process material and kanban quantities on
hand per attachment B. Finished goods and work in process will be purchased at
the resale price and Components at the quoted standard cost. If Sanmina-SCI is
unable to return or reallocate material or negotiate adjustments in supplier
schedules or other similar means, Sanmina-SCI shall immediately notify SSI in
writing of the situation and SSI will issue a Purchase Order to Sanmina-SCI for
parts that become Excess Material [*] unless otherwise agreed.

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     Some of SSI's part numbers may have standard procurement lead-times of over
[*], and therefore, should be considered strategic inventory. SSI authorizes
SANMINA-SCI to place up to [*] of these long lead time parts on order with
vendors in accordance with the provided forecast. SANMINA-SCI is similarly
authorized to reorder those long lead-time items as the lead-time frame is
encountered and inventory levels become exhausted. These lead-times will be
supported by documentation (included with Bill of Material accompanying each
periodic re-price) from SANMINA-SCI and SANMINA-SCI's vendor at the time a
lead-time is changed by SSI. In the event that components have lead-times in
excess of [*] (components on allocation), SANMINA-SCI will inform SSI of such
and will not place such long-term orders until it has obtained prior written
approval from SSI. Scheduled deliveries affected by delayed SSI authorizations
for SANMINA-SCI to purchase such strategic inventory on SSI's behalf shall not
be viewed as a SANMINA-SCI delivery or inventory management breach. SANMINA-SCI
will endeavor to negotiate with the SSI vendors providing strategic inventory to
allow for rescheduling and cancellation under certain conditions. Should such
vendors decline to offer the ability to reschedule or cancel strategic inventory
without penalty, SSI will be informed and SSI will approve such terms prior to
placement of orders by SANMINA-SCI.

     AVL listed NCNR Components will be disclosed by SANMINA-SCI and agreed upon
by SSI within [*] of execution of this Agreement, and revised [*] as needed
thereafter.

     SANMINA-SCI will maintain and manage the on order positions for strategic
inventory Components. SANMINA-SCI's liability will be to reasonably manage these
Components, which includes reschedule in and out of material as required and as
accepted by suppliers, given the SSI inputs and market conditions. In the event
that SSI's rescheduling of Product deliveries beyond the originally scheduled
due date create additional liabilities, SSI will be informed and will approve
such charges before SANMINA-SCI formalizes the reschedule with the supplier.

     SANMINA-SCI and SSI will regularly review its NCNR terms with SSI AVL
vendors (including long lead-time Components), non-returnable Components on
hand, levels of work in process material (and direct out-of-pocket labor costs
previously incurred in manufacturing the work in progress), and kanban
quantities on hand, with the goal toward continual reductions in these items,
including possible renegotiation of contracts with vendors when circumstances
permit it.

     If SSI is required by this Agreement to pay for costs billed by third party
supplier associated with non-cancelable orders (including long lead-time,
non-cancelable, and non-returnable orders) and non-returnable items on hand, SSI
will first have the option of purchasing the items from the third party,
assuming the contract with the third party supplier, or otherwise dealing
directly with the supplier to determine ways in which SSI could encourage the
supplier to reduce lead-times, non-cancelable restrictions, and non-returnable
restrictions (example: SSI may have options with other SSI divisions not
available to SANMINA-SCI).

6.  SHIPMENT AUTHORIZATION

     All Shipments of Product will be Ex-Works, Incoterms 2000 from SANMINA-SCI
Plant of manufacture, except for SANMINA-SCI consigned Kanban inventory
shipments, which shall be FCA, Incoterms 2000 to SSI's designated Kanban
destination. Title and risk of consigned Kanban inventory shall pass upon SSI
issuing a Kanban pull notice to SANMINA-SCI. SANMINA-SCI shipments slated for
such direct delivery or originating from an established Kanban will not occur
until SSI issues firm instructions for each Product shipment. Both Parties agree
that delayed Product deliveries awaiting SSI shipping instructions shall not be
deemed as a SANMINA-SCI late delivery. SSI will provide SANMINA-SCI with as much
visibility as possible by providing a [*] direct shipping forecast, to be
updated [*], with shipment releases provided [*]. Purchase Orders for delivery
to a normal SSI delivery location or warehouse will be shipped as required to
meet the mutually agreed upon SSI Purchase Order delivery date or as needed to
fulfill Kanban levels as agreed.

     SSI may adjust up or down the quantities of Products that it orders
SANMINA-SCI to ship from either Supplier Managed Inventory ("SMI") (local SSI
site) or SANMINA-SCI Kanban (stored at SANMINA-SCI inventory locations). SSI
quantity adjustments shall be reflected in the daily pull notices or in the

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shipment releases to SANMINA-SCI, respectively. To accommodate unplanned
requirements, a FAX can be utilized to initiate an adjustment; however, this
must be followed with written notification within [*].

     At the time of each shipment, SANMINA-SCI will provide, by shipment, a list
of serial numbers for all units shipped in addition to the required shipper
information identifying the customer, carrier, tracking number and ship date. If
at any time SANMINA-SCI has in its possession finished goods or other inventory
that has been purchased by SSI, it will keep such items in separately located
space or cage accessible to SSI and limited to authorized SANMINA-SCI personnel,
with the contents labeled as "Property of SSI".

7.  TRANSPORTATION COSTS

     The costs of transportation for shipment of Products, except Product
Warranty repaired SANMINA-SCI returns (Section 13), will be the responsibility
of SSI. SSI will provide SANMINA-SCI with the approved carriers to be used for
such transportation. These carvers will bill freight costs directly to SSI.
SANMINA-SCI shall package and pack the Products as instructed by SSI, which will
provide reasonable protection against damage during shipment, handling, and
storage, and will enable SSI or SSI's customer to easily identify the contents
of the package.

     In the event of SANMINA-SCI's inability to deliver Product for shipment,
that is solely SANMINA-SCI's fault, SANMINA-SCI shall pay the additional freight
costs associated with expedite delivery of the Products.

8.  CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

     SANMINA-SCI agrees to make reasonable commercial efforts to provide SSI
with cost reductions and cost savings suggestions. These cost reductions and
savings will be focused around (but not limited to) (1) better pricing for an
alternate source part, (2) manufacturing and test improvements, (3) process
improvements, and (4) volume increase. Cost savings realized from any of the
above action items, net of any unavoidable cost increases incurred by
SANMINA-SCI, will be passed on to SSI as part of the periodic pricing updates,
unless otherwise agreed, and will be incorporated into Attachment A by revision.

     The Parties agree that the mutual goal is to reduce Product cost.
Adjustments (increases and decreases) may need to be made due to Component price
fluctuations. All Component price changes will be reflected in the QBR
Attachment A Pricing for the pursuant quarter. In the event commodity prices
increase, SANMINA-SCI will notify SSI of the AVL increased price and discuss
alternate sources and/or request written authorization to purchase such
components at the increased price. Such SSI authorization should include a
revised delivery schedule of Product (if any). Such authorization will remain
valid until the next QBR to establish Product Pricing for the next quarter.

     SSI and SANMINA-SCI will formally review the current Quarter's AVL net
variances in market conditions and pricing and Product cost driver Components
during a Quarterly Price Review or more frequently if needed. It is understood
that the sole purpose of the SANMINA-SCI Quarterly materials' net variance
report is to evaluate and validate any applicable Product price adjustments
(decreases or increases) for the pursuant Quarter's Products manufacture and
sale.

     On new Product, SANMINA-SCI will endeavor to achieve a net cost reduction
by the end of the first [*] period of continuous operation. This cost reduction
will be determined by recognizing the adjusted cost basis after [*] of
continuous operation, where the adjusted cost basis is the quoted cost, plus or
minus adjustments for on-going costs (not to include one-time start-up costs).

9.  TERMS OF PAYMENT AND RECORD KEEPING

     Payment terms are net [*] after date of invoice. Payment shall be made in
U.S. Dollars. Offsets and setoffs by either party are not allowed except in
accordance General Accepted Accounting Practices ("GAAP"). In the event SSI has
any undisputed outstanding invoice for more than [*], SANMINA-SCI shall notify
SSI on the [*] day that SSI may be placed on ship hold until SSI makes a
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bring its account within the credit limit provided. Disputed invoices without
resolution within the [*] payment terms are due and payable immediately upon
resolution of the disputed invoice.

     When SSI makes payments, checks must reference SANMINA-SCI's invoice
number. Invoice disputes must be reported to SANMINA-SCI in a timely manner,
normally no later than the invoice due date. SANMINA-SCI and SSI will work
together to resolve such invoice disputes in a business-like manner by providing
reasonable documentation to reach timely resolution. SANMINA-SCI's acceptance of
SSI's partial payment on the undisputed portion of an invoice does not relieve
SSI of its responsibility for invoice payment in full upon dispute resolution.
SANMINA-SCI shall maintain complete and accurate records of all amounts billed
and payments made by SSI hereunder in accordance with GAAP. These records will
be made available to SSI upon request. SANMINA-SCI will retain such records for
a minimum of [*] from the date of final payment for all Products covered under
this Agreement.

10.  ENGINEERING CHANGE NOTICES

     SSI shall have the right to make changes to any orders or Product
Specifications at any time, such as Component substitution, Component addition,
Component deletion, Component repositioning, or any other change in
Specifications. SSI shall issue to SANMINA-SCI an Engineering Change Notice
(ECN) as notice of such changes, along with an ECN Notification form that shall
be acknowledged in writing by SANMINA-SCI. Whenever possible, SSI will issue a
preliminary change information notice to facilitate identification assessing the
cost, schedule, inventory and scrap material impacts prior to defining the
implementation plan. SANMINA-SCI is under no obligation to implement ECN
revisions until the terms, conditions, excess disposition and pricing have been
mutually agreed upon by the Parties.

     SANMINA-SCI will evaluate the ECN and submit rework costs, material
liability, delivery delays and appropriate justification documentation.
SANMINA-SCI will normally respond to SSI within [*] of receipt but not more than
[*] of receipt on Engineering Changes (ECs), unless otherwise mutually agreed
due to the magnitude of the EC. In the event such changes result in additional
lower/higher actual costs or time for performance, SSI or SANMINA-SCI shall make
equitable adjustments in the purchase price and/or delivery schedule, as is
appropriate. SANMINA-SCI shall not make any type of EC without written consent
from SSI. After SSI authorization of an EC, SANMINA-SCI will provide SSI with
weekly written notice of the ECs implemented.

     SANMINA-SCI shall schedule its procurement for and manufacturing of
Products in such a manner that, in the event of Component or printed circuit
board obsolescence, SSI's liability for such material shall not normally exceed
the SANMINA-SCI's total lead-time (including supplier lead-time, standard
surface transit time) and reasonable SANMINA-SCI processing time for placing
orders, receiving, stocking and kitting for individual unique components in
addition to the SANMINA-SCI manufacturing lead-time, MOQs, residual NCNR, any
SSI approved buffer inventories (all of which are updated quarterly as part of
the QBR). SSI must give written approval on lead-times in excess of [*]. Such
approval is deemed to occur in absence of written confirmation by SSI, if SSI
issues a Purchase Order using SANMINA-SCI quotations and lead times. SSI agrees
to provide SANMINA-SCI information and associated mitigating direction, whenever
possible, in advance of ECs, in order to minimize excess or obsolete material
exposure.

     SANMINA-SCI will purchase Components only from vendors specified, approved
and qualified by SSI (AVL). SANMINA-SCI shall notify SSI in advance of any
proposed change and the reason for the proposed change in the source (including
the addition of new vendors) of purchased Components associated with cost
improvement, long-lead times, or Component obsolescence notification, and SSI
shall have the right to approve or reject such proposed source change. Should
such SANMINA-SCI proposed AVL change be required to meet or maintain SSI cost,
quality or delivery objectives, SSI approval will not be unreasonably withheld.

11.  ADMINISTRATION OF CONTRACT

     Both SSI and SANMINA-SCI shall assign an individual, hereinafter referred
to as "Contract Administrator," to administer this Agreement throughout its
term. The Director of Supply Chain Manage-
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ment or designee shall be such Contract Administrator on behalf of SSI and may
be contacted via phone at [*] or EMAIL ([*]). The corresponding SANMINA-SCI
Contract Administrator shall be the Strategic Account Manager, who may be
contacted at [*] or EMAIL at ([*]). All matters related to the performance of
this Agreement shall be administered through these individuals, their designees,
or their management. Either party may change the Contract Administrator by
notifying the other party of such change.

     All directions, documentation, notifications, forecasts, kanban limits and
changes of any kind, as well as any other activity necessary for the execution
of this Agreement, must be authorized by the SSI Contract Administrator prior to
execution by SANMINA-SCI. To facilitate the monitoring of the program
SANMINA-SCI is required to report key information weekly, subject to mutual
agreement as to the level of detail. Such key weekly information includes, but
is not limited to, new build information on shipments, new units built and FGI
at SANMINA-SCI, returned material information on quantity received, quantity
repaired, and failure data, and process information on first pass test yields,
pareto analysis of failures and any resultant corrective action with
verifications, and. SSI will provide SANMINA-SCI with kanban inventory level.

12.  SANMINA-SCI PRODUCT WARRANTY

     All Products manufactured by SANMINA-SCI for SSI are warranted for a period
of [*] from the date of manufacture. SANMINA-SCI warrants to SSI all Products
manufactured will conform to the Product Specifications provided by SSI and to
be free of defects in workmanship. SANMINA-SCI does not warrant AVL materials
beyond the vendor warranty received by SANMINA-SCI at the time of Component
procurement. Such warranty does not cover failures caused by design
incompatibility. The date of manufacture will be determined by the date code
contained within the serial number of the assembly. Warranty claims will be
handled by SSI's Customer Care Warranty department and will be coordinated with
the SANMINA-SCI repair center by mutual agreement.

     SANMINA-SCI's liability for Product Warranty Claims shall be at
SANMINA-SCI's option, to repair the defective unit, to replace the defective
unit, or to refund the Product Purchase Price. All Warranty Products repaired or
replaced under this Product Warranty shall be covered for the remaining Product
Warranty period, or for [*], whichever expires last.

     12.1 Non-Conforming New Product Shipments Received by SSI or SSI's
Customer.  SSI or its Customer may inspect and test upon receipt New Product
shipments for conformance to Product Specifications and Product Acceptance
Tests. Non-conforming Product is to be returned to SANMINA-SCI within [*] of
SANMINA-SCI Product manufacturing date. All non-conforming new Product shipments
shall be returned at SANMINA-SCI's expense upon SSI receiving RMA and shipping
instructions from SANMINA-SCI. SANMINA-SCI upon receipt will inspect the
non-conforming Products and notify SSI of its corrective action to bring the New
Products into conformance. SANMINA-SCI will issue SSI a New Product return
credit on non-conforming returned New Products. Upon non-conforming New Products
being repaired as or replaced with a conforming New Product, SANMINA-SCI will
normally return and invoice SSI for the now conforming New Products as part of
the next open P.O./KanBan shipment. Any Product returned for repair more than
two (2) times as New Product shipments will be held for disposal and mutual
resolution.

     12.2 SANMINA-SCI Authorized Product Defective Battery Replacement by
SSI.  SANMINA-SCI's warranty will not be voided if, on a new build product
failure, battery replacement on new build or field return product or field
return product, SSI runs the product through SSI's internal failure analysis
group or other rework center(s) for confirmation of failure, testing or repair
presuming that SSI does not impact damage on the product during the
investigation, replacement and/or repair.

     12.3 Warranty Product In-Field Returns.  In-Field Warranty returns must be
returned following SANMINA-SCI's RMA procedures. All such returns will be
shipped to SANMINA-SCI at SSI's expense. Upon completing the failure inspection
and the corrective action to be performed, SANMINA-SCI will notify SSI as to any
cost that may be associated with the replacement of components. Upon repair or
replacement of the In-Field Return, SANMINA-SCI will pay the shipping charge to
return the now conforming Warranty
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Product. Non-Warranty In-Field returns will be accepted by SANMINA-SCI on a
case-by-case basis for an agreed in advance Product repair charge. All shipping
costs will be the responsibility of SSI and will be included in the Non-Warranty
Repair Invoice to SSI. Non-Warranty Repaired Products shall carry a [*] limited
in scope warranty on workmanship and component repairs performed by SANMINA-SCI
on the failed unit.

     Due to the nature of SSI's customers, it is necessary to replace a
suspected failure with a known good (refurbished) unit prior to receipt of the
suspect failure. This replacement unit will come from a pool of returned and
repaired units inventoried by SSI. In order to keep this pool as small as
possible, SANMINA-SCI agrees that its preferred remedy will be to repair or
replace all defective units returned to SANMINA-SCI under warranty within [*] of
receipt by SANMINA-SCI. SSI shall monitor and ensure such returns are processed
promptly to support the desired turnaround time and to permit earliest possible
identification of discrepancies in support of faster preventive actions where
warranted.

     The materials portion of the Product Warranty shall not apply to (i) SSI
consigned or supplied materials, (ii) Product that is abused, damaged, altered
or misused other than by SANMINA-SCI, or (iii) Product damaged by external
causes not directly contributed to by SANMINA-SCI.

     Products shall be considered free from defects in workmanship if they are
manufactured in accordance with SANMINA-SCI's manufacturing workmanship
standards, conform to the Product Specifications, and successfully complete the
Product Acceptance Tests, except that no acceptance, payment or inspection of
the Product shall release SANMINA-SCI of its responsibility for any
nonconformity. SSI may perform acceptance testing which measures a different
array of performance criteria but the parties agree that the mutually agreed
upon Product Acceptance Test will be the measurement standard to determine if
the Product conforms to SSI specifications.

     ALL CLAIMS FOR BREACH OF PRODUCT WARRANTY MUST BE RECEIVED BY SANMINA-SCI
NO LATER THAN [*] AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY PERIOD FOR THE PRODUCT.

     THE PRODUCT WARRANTY IS THE ONLY WARRANTY GIVEN BY SANMINA-SCI. SANMINA-SCI
MAKES, AND SSI RECEIVES, NO OTHER WARRANTY EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. ALL
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE, AND
ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF TITLE FOR ANY CONSIGNED OR SSI SUPPLIED MATERIALS, ARE
EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED AND EXCLUDED HEREFROM.

     UNLESS EXPRESSLY AGREED TO BY SANMINA-SCI IN WRITING, SANMINA-SCI MAKES NO
WARRANTY THAT THE PRODUCTS WILL (i) MEET ANY SPECIFICATION NOT MADE KNOWN TO AND
AGREED TO BY SANMINA-SCI, OR (ii) RECEIVE THE APPROVAL OF OR BE CERTIFIED BY
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORY, ANY FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL OR FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AGENCY
(INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION) OR ANY
OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY. SANMINA-SCI ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR OBTAINING SUCH
APPROVALS OR CERTIFICATIONS, OR MEETING SUCH SPECIFICATIONS.

     SANMINA-SCI's warranty obligations will cease upon the earlier of the
agreed upon warranty period or upon SANMINA-SCI's fulfillment of SSI's request
to return any SSI-owned test equipment and fixtures.

     SSI warrants to SANMINA-SCI that any documentation or other data it
provides to SANMINA-SCI to manufacture the Products is accurate and complete,
unless SSI informs SANMINA-SCI otherwise.

     Upon SSI request and for mutually agreed terms, conditions, delivery and
prices, SANMINA-SCI may repair Products that are outside the warranty period for
a period of up to [*] after the Product Warranty expires.

     12.4 Epidemic Failure and Resolution.  Epidemic Failure shall be defined as
a SANMINA-SCI warranted SSI Product (same part number) failure rate of [*] or
greater traceable to the same or closely
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related workmanship root cause failure mode on a population of at least [*] in
the field, and quantities [*] population will be handled by the parties on a
case-by-case basis. SSI agrees to immediately notify SANMINA-SCI of any
suspected Epidemic Product Failures.

     The Parties shall work together in a business-like manner during a
suspected Epidemic Failure situation to: (i) determine whether the failures
constitute an Epidemic Failure as defined above; (ii) determine whether and to
the extent SANMINA-SCI has responsibility for the corrective action; and (ii)
develop a mutually agreed cost effective corrective action plan.

     To the extent SANMINA-SCI has workmanship liability for the warranty
Product's failures, SANMINA-SCI shall implement the agreed corrective action
plan at its own cost and expense, and reimburse SSI for its commercially
reasonable direct (out of pocket) costs associated with in field engineering
costs, provided that SANMINA-SCI has agreed and/or approved the reasonableness
of such costs in advance.

     To the extent the Epidemic Failures are caused by an unwarranted component
supplied by a third party, liability for the Epidemic Failure shall reside with
SSI. Notwithstanding the aforementioned, SANMINA-SCI shall cooperate with SSI on
a commercially reasonable basis to identify AVL component vendors' warranties
extended to SANMINA-SCI that are less than SSI's workmanship Product warranty.

13.  PROPRIETARY INFORMATION AND CONFIDENTIALITY

     Under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, each party will disclose
(the "Disclosing Party") to the other party (the "Receiving Party") certain
information that the Disclosing Party regards as proprietary. Such information
may include, but is not limited to, information of the Disclosing Party relating
to products, manufacturing processes, business strategies and plans, customer
lists, research and development programs, and such other information relating to
the Disclosing Party and its subsidiaries and affiliates ("Confidential
Information"). Confidential Information may be furnished in any tangible or
intangible form including, but not limited to, writings, drawings, computer
tapes and other electronic media, samples, and verbal communications. Any
Confidential Information furnished in tangible form shall be conspicuously
marked as such. In addition, verbally disclosed Confidential Information will be
identified at the time of disclosure, and the Disclosing Party will send a
written record within 30 days of such verbal disclosure to the Receiving Party.

     Each party agrees that for a period of [*] from the date of disclosure it
shall not disclose Confidential Information received from the Disclosing Party
to any third party nor use such Confidential Information for any purpose other
than to evaluate its interest in the mutual business described above. The
Receiving Party shall use the same degree of care in maintaining the
confidentiality of the Confidential Information as it uses with respect to its
own information that is regarded as confidential and/or proprietary by such
party, but in any case shall at least use reasonable care. Each party agrees
that it will restrict the access of all Confidential Information to only those
of its employees and consultants who have need to be informed of the
Confidential Information for the purposes for which the Confidential Information
is provided.

     The obligations of confidentiality and limitations of use shall continue
for the period stated herein. However, neither party shall be liable for any
disclosure of Confidential Information if the same information: (i) is in the
public domain at the time of disclosure or later comes within the public domain,
except through the acts or omissions of the Receiving Party; (ii) is known to
the Receiving Party at the time of its disclosure; (iii) is approved for release
by written authorization of the Disclosing Party; (iv) becomes known to the
Receiving Party from a source other than the Disclosing Party without breach of
an obligation of confidentiality; (v) is disclosed to one or more third parties
by the Disclosing Party without restriction; (vi) is independently developed by
employees or representatives of the Receiving Party without access to or use of
the Confidential Information; or (vii) is subject to disclosure in accordance
with a court order.

     Each party agrees that it will make no copies of any Confidential
Information received from the other party, except as those required in
performance of the receiving party's obligations under this Agreement or having
first obtained the written authorization for such copies from the Disclosing
Party. Upon request by the

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Disclosing Party, all items of Confidential Information shall be returned to the
Disclosing Party, or destroyed, with the Receiving Party certifying the
destruction thereof.

     All right, title, and interest in and to the Confidential Information shall
be and remain that of the Disclosing Party. No right or license and no
authorization or consent (other than the consent expressly set forth in this
Agreement) is granted hereunder, and the Receiving Party agrees to be so limited
with respect to all Confidential Information received hereunder.

14.  TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE

     SSI reserves the right to terminate any purchase order or any part thereof
for the sole convenience of SSI. In the event of such termination, SANMINA-SCI
shall immediately stop all work there under, and shall immediately notify
suppliers to cease such work, unless SSI has stated its intention to assume such
supply contracts. SANMINA-SCI shall be paid for Product held in kanban per
Attachment B and work-in-process inventory prior to SANMINA-SCI's receipt of the
notification of termination plus termination Component inventory as set forth in
Sections 4 and 5 (schedule push-out or order cancellation liability).
SANMINA-SCI shall not be paid for any related work done after receipt of notice
of termination, unless agreed by the Parties. SSI agrees to accept all inventory
as indicated above, which is not useable by SANMINA-SCI elsewhere, returnable or
otherwise disposed of, and will provide Purchase Orders(s) and direct
SANMINA-SCI as to the shipping address within [*] of settlement. SSI may also
assume supply contracts or otherwise deal directly with suppliers as more fully
described in Sections 4 and 5 above, so long as such actions do not create
additional costs for SANMINA-SCI.

15.  TERMINATION FOR CAUSE

     Either party may terminate this Agreement for cause in the event of any
default by the other party of any material provision of this Agreement, provided
that the party claiming default shall grant to the breaching party a period of
[*] to cure, or present an acceptable plan of action to cure such claimed
defaults which have been properly notified in writing. If such claim has not
been cured, nor the plan of action to cure implemented by the breaching party,
the non-breaching party may cancel any purchase orders or portions of purchase
orders affected by the breach. However, in the event of a breach by SSI that
gives rise to such termination for cause, SANMINA-SCI will issue to SSI a
detailed termination liability report within [*] of SANMINA-SCI's receipt of
such termination notice. SSI will issue payment to SANMINA-SCI within [*] of the
parties' agreement on such liabilities.

16.  FORCE MAJEURE

     SSI or SANMINA-SCI will immediately notify the other party should they
experience a Force Majeure event. Force Majeure is defined as causes beyond a
party's control including but not limited to: government action or failure of
the government to act where such action is required, strike or labor trouble,
fire, flood, or earthquake. In the event that the party affected by the Force
Majeure, can not supply the other party with an acceptable plan of action to
cure such an event within [*], then the non-breaching party may terminate this
Agreement subject to the parties working in a business-like manner to resolve
outstanding liabilities of performance incurred prior to the Force Majeure
event. Force Majeure may not be claimed by either party for inability to pay
monies owed under this Agreement.

17.  INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND INDEMNIFICATION

     Each party shall indemnify and defend the other party against any and all
claims, suits, losses, expenses, and liabilities, for bodily injury, personal
injury, death, and property damage asserted or brought or asserted by any person
or entity arising out of the design, installation or use of any Product(s)
manufactured by SANMINA-SCI. Both parties shall carry and maintain liability
insurance coverage to satisfactorily cover its obligations under this Agreement.

     SSI agrees to defend at its expense any suit brought against SANMINA-SCI
based upon a claim that the SSI design used by SANMINA-SCI to manufacture the
Product(s) under this Agreement infringes on a
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patent, copyright, trade secret and other proprietary right, foreign or
domestic, and to pay the amount of any settlement or the costs (including
attorney fees and expenses) and damages finally awarded provided that
SANMINA-SCI promptly notifies SSI and provides SSI with reasonable assistance in
the defense of any such action.

     SANMINA-SCI, at its own expense, shall indemnify and defend SSI, and shall
pay any damages, agreed upon settlement amounts, or necessary costs (including
attorney fees and expenses) finally awarded with respect to all proceedings or
claims against SANMINA-SCI for the infringement of any Intellectual Property
Rights resulting from SANMINA-SCI's manufacture and assembly processes where
such use necessarily and solely causes the infringement. SANMINA-SCI shall not
have any liability hereunder based on (1) required compliance by SANMINA-SCI
with Specifications originating or furnished by SSI (or the combination of the
Product Units with other apparatus not included in the deliveries to SSI), if
such compliance (or combination) necessarily and solely gives rise to such
proceedings or claims; (2) infringement or alleged infringement caused solely by
SSI Components; (3) SSI's failure to provide prompt notice to SANMINA-SCI of any
such proceeding or claim and copies of all communications, notices, and/or other
actions relating to such claim; or (4) infringement resulting from modifications
or alterations made after shipment by SANMINA-SCI.

     Except for Infringement, either party's maximum liability under, arising
from, or in connection with this Agreement, whether arising in contract, tort,
or any other legal theory, shall be limited to the price paid for the Product(s)
giving rise to the claim.

     IN NO EVENT WILL EITHER PARTY BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER, OR TO ANY THIRD
PARTY, FOR ANY LOST PROFITS, LOST SAVINGS, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

     Except for any licenses and immunities that are expressly granted by this
Agreement, nothing in this Agreement or any course of dealing between the
parties will be deemed to create a license from either party to the other of any
Intellectual Property Right, whether by estoppel, implication, or otherwise.

18.  QUALITY ASSURANCE AUDITS AND PRODUCT ACCEPTANCE

     Upon reasonable notification and during regular business hours, SSI may
audit all processes associated with the production of the Product at
SANMINA-SCI. Any audit or inspection by SSI shall not relieve SANMINA-SCI of the
requirement to effectively control processes and perform its own inspections of
the Products manufactured for SSI. SANMINA-SCI shall perform, as a minimum, the
following types of Quality inspections in accordance with the mutually agreed to
Quality Plan Procedure, Attachment E

     - Incoming Material Inspection

     - In Process Inspection

     - Final Inspection

     SANMINA-SCI shall record the results of inspections and first pass yield
data from all tests and shall provide to SSI upon request, reports of Product
yields and causes for rejection or test failure. Results shall be capable of
being reported by component, by inspection or test point, and by SSI Product
part number. Where frequency of failure requires initiation of corrective
action, SSI shall be informed of the actions taken and of the subsequent
verification of the corrections taken.

     In addition to other remedies specified herein, Product that falls out of
SSI's new build process for recurring warrantable issues will be returned to
SANMINA-SCI for failure analysis and corrective action (FA/CA) on a ship/debit
memorandum under an SANMINA-SCI provided RMA number. SSI will identify to and
charge back SANMINA-SCI for the Invoiced Product price at the time of the
return. Once FA/CA is complete per Attachment E Quality Plan Procedure,
SANMINA-SCI may repair the rejected Product and return it as part of the next
delivery scheduled against any open purchase order as part of any kanban
release. The Parties agree returned Product that SSI requests FA/CA be completed
prior to SANMINA-SCI commencement of repair shall be exempt from the normal
turnaround time objectives.
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     SANMINA-SCI understands that particular SSI customer requirements may
modify existing Quality programs. SSI understands that depending on the scope of
such modification, pricing may have to be adjusted for increased or decreased
cost. SANMINA-SCI shall purchase material according to SSI's approved vendor's
list (AVL) and will not be allowed to make part substitutions without prior
written approval from SSI. SSI shall (at SSI discretion) perform incoming
inspection and/or acceptance test upon receipt of Products shipped by
SANMINA-SCI. Products not inspected or tested by SSI upon receipt shall be
covered under the Product Warranty. All non-conforming warranty Product returns,
must be returned in accordance to SANMINA-SCI's Return Material Authorization
(RMA) procedures as stated in this Agreement.

19.  PRODUCT LIABILITY (CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE REQUEST)

     SANMINA-SCI agrees to maintain general liability insurance appropriate with
the scope of this Agreement. A Certificate of Insurance shall be provided as
evidence of such insurance, upon written request by SSI. Written request should
be sent to SANMINA-SCI Corporation, Attn: Insurance Management Department, 2700
North 1st Street, San Jose, CA 95134.

20.  INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR; "CONSIGNED" ITEMS AND/OR BAILMENT

     Each party hereto shall be deemed to be an independent contractor with
respect to the performance of its obligations and duties hereunder. Nothing in
this Agreement or the arrangement for which it is written shall constitute or
create a joint venture, partnership, agency or any other similar arrangement
between the parties.

     This Agreement makes reference in several locations to "consigned"
equipment or "consigned" inventory, which is purchased by SSI and provided to
SANMINA-SCI exclusively for assembling goods for SSI. The parties agree and
acknowledge that these items are not "consigned" in the strict legal sense as a
means for financing inventory to third parties. Instead, all references to items
that are "consigned" to SANMINA-SCI by SSI in this Agreement or any related
purchase order or other documents are intended to mean that a legal bailment has
been established. No ownership or security interest of any kind in any such
bailment is granted to SANMINA-SCI or its creditors. SANMINA-SCI will maintain
separate bins and clear labeling to keep SSI inventory separate from other
items, and will take precautions to ensure its creditors do not mistake SSI
Bailment's as property of SANMINA-SCI.

21.  NOTICE

     Any notice required or permitted under this Agreement, unless otherwise
expressly permitted hereunder, shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have
been fully given and/or delivered (i) when personally delivered, (ii) when sent
by fax, (iii) one business day after the business day of deposit prepaid with a
national overnight carver, or (iv) five business days after the business day of
deposit prepaid with the United States Mail. Notices must be addressed to:

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LSI Logic Storage Systems, Inc.            SANMINA-SCI Corporation
3718 N. Rock Road                          900 Klein Rd.
Wichita, Kansas 67226                      Plano, TX 75074
ATTN: Supply Chain Management              ATTN: Sales Department/LSI Logic SSI
                                           Account Mgr.
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22.  SEVERABILITY

     Any provision of this Agreement which is invalid, prohibited or
unenforceable in any jurisdiction shall, as to such jurisdiction, be ineffective
to the extent of such invalidity, prohibition or unenforceability without
invalidating the remaining provisions hereof, and any such invalidity,
prohibition or unenforceability in any such jurisdiction shall not invalidate or
render unenforceable such provisions in any other jurisdiction.

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23.  TITLES AND ATTACHMENTS

     Titles or captions of sections contained in this Agreement have been
inserted only as a matter of convenience and in no way define, limit, extend,
describe or otherwise affect the scope of meaning of this Agreement or the
intent of any provisions hereof. The Attachments are considered to be a part of
this Agreement and may be revised from time to time as mutually agreed.

24.  GOVERNING LAW

     In the event the parties cannot resolve a dispute, the parties acknowledge
and agree that the state courts of Santa Clara County, California and the
federal courts located in the Northern District of the State of California shall
have exclusive jurisdiction and venue to adjudicate any and all disputes arising
out of or in connection with this Agreement. This Agreement shall be construed
in accordance with the substantive laws of the State of California (excluding
its conflicts of laws principles.

25.  MISCELLANEOUS PART PURCHASES

     On occasion SSI will require SANMINA-SCI to provide Component parts for RMA
repair, conversions, or others uses. In addition, SANMINA-SCI may require SSI to
provide component parts for kit shortages. The related transfers of SANMINA-SCI
inventory, assuming such material is available without affecting other
obligations, will be done at the SANMINA-SCI quoted standard cost including
reasonable handling and packaging costs but without margin.

26.  ENTIRE AGREEMENT

     This Agreement, including any Attachments, schedules and tables that have
been specifically referred to herein and/or the most current revision of such
that have been initialed by the parties, constitutes the entire Agreement
between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof. This Agreement
supersedes all prior discussions, understandings and agreements with respect to
such subject matter.

27.  EXPORT/IMPORT

     Both parties hereby certify that they will not knowingly export, directly
or indirectly, any U.S. origin technical data or software, to any country for
which the U.S. Government requires an export license or other approval, without
obtaining such approval from the U.S. Government.

28.  SALE OF PRODUCT TO SSI DIRECTED THIRD PARTY CUSTOMERS

     28.1 SANMINA-SCI agrees to consider direct business relationships with SSI
directed third parties that are primarily performing a higher-level assembly
work for SSI. Notwithstanding the aforementioned, such SSI directed third
parties must enter into a satisfactory contractual relationship with SANMINA-SCI
and be approved by SANMINA-SCI as credit worthy. In the event the third party
directed is not approved by SANMINA-SCI as credit worthy, or fails to execute a
satisfactory contractual agreement with SANMINA-SCI, SANMINA-SCI is under no
obligation to enter into a direct business relationship with such third party
directed customers.

     28.2 SSI agrees to participate in an escalation process that may be
initiated by either the third party directed or SANMINA-SCI in the event a
dispute occurs during the course of this relationship that cannot otherwise be
amicably resolved between the parties without additional mediation on the part
of SSI.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be
executed as of the last duly authorized officer's signature (the "Effective
Date") affixed on page one of this Agreement.

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                     ATTACHMENT A -- FOUNTAIN, CO. FACILITY
                          PRODUCT AND PRICING EXHIBIT
                                      [*]
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                                  ATTACHMENT B
                            DEMAND PULL KANBAN PLAN
                                      [*]
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                                  ATTACHMENT C
                     CONSIGNED CAPITAL EQUIPMENT AGREEMENT

     SSI shall consign to SANMINA-SCI equipment to be listed as shown in the
sample following this Attachment C. SSI shall retain title to and all rights and
interest in the consigned equipment. SSI will provide Sanmina-SCI with SSI
labels that clearly identify its consigned equipment as the property of SSI and
asset tags as required by SSI for identifying SSI capital equipment. These tags
and/or labels will not be removed, covered, or defaced by SANMINA-SCI for any
reason. Notwithstanding the fact that some of the consigned equipment may be
installed or attached to SANMINA-SCI's facility, it shall at all times be deemed
to be the personal property of SSI and not a fixture or other part of the
realty. SANMINA-SCI shall, to whatever extent may be necessary to protect SSI
title to and interest in the consigned equipment, obtain such waivers or consent
from its lessors, landlords, lenders or others, as may be required to release
any interest such lessors, landlords, lenders or others may have or acquire by
reason of SANMINA-SCI's installation, use or possession of the consigned
equipment. SANMINA-SCI shall also execute any UCC- 1 or similar financing
statement reasonably requested by SSI to provide public notice of SSI's
ownership of the consigned equipment.

     SANMINA-SCI may use the consigned equipment solely for the purpose of
manufacturing SSI Products and for no other purposes whatsoever.

     SANMINA-SCI shall bear the risk of loss and/or damage for the consigned
equipment at all times, from the time of its delivery to SANMINA-SCI's facility
(or sale to SSI as shipped in-place at SANMINA-SCI) to the time of its return to
SSI.

     SANMINA-SCI shall be solely responsible for installing the consigned
equipment in its facility, calibrating and maintaining the calibration per the
equipment manufacturer's calibration procedures provided, or as otherwise
defined in SANMINA-SCI's procedures which shall not be less stringent than the
manufacturer's procedures. SSI will issue a Purchase Order and pay for any
required calibration [*] upon request and receipt of an invoice for the service.
SANMINA-SCI shall perform all minor remedial and preventative maintenance
thereon in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and/or directions.
Minor or preventative maintenance shall be defined to be at a cost of [*]. SSI
shall maintain responsibility for major maintenance or replacement that needs to
be performed on all consigned equipment.

     In addition, SSI will supply spare parts for the consigned equipment for
the use of SANMINA-SCI in repair of equipment. In the event that the SSI
consigned equipment needs major repair ([*]), SSI will have the option to repair
or replace the equipment. SSI shall have the right at any time to inspect the
consigned equipment. SSI shall be responsible for providing sufficient
production capacity for such consigned equipment, inclusive of reserve to offset
expected down time and to service contractual flexibility requirements, based on
current forecasts.

     SANMINA-SCI shall return the consigned equipment to SSI at SSI expense,
upon the earlier of the termination of the Manufacturing Agreement or SSI
request therefore, in the same condition as it was at the time it was consigned
by SSI to SANMINA-SCI, less reasonable wear and tear. Nothing herein shall be
construed as an obligation on the part of SSI to continue to consign the
equipment to SANMINA-SCI for any length of time, and SSI may request the return
of the consigned equipment at any time. SSI realizes the services performed
utilizing the consigned equipment would no longer be performed should the
equipment be removed.
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                     ATTACHMENT D -- FOUNTAIN, CO FACILITY
                             PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
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                     ATTACHMENT E -- FOUNTAIN, CO FACILITY
                             QUALITY PLAN PROCEDURE
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