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                                                                   Exhibit 10.61

                                            * TEXT OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY,
                                                CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED
                                                UNDER 17 C.F.R. SS 200.80(b) (4)
                                                              200.83 AND 240 b-2

                               RESELLER AGREEMENT

                                    BETWEEN

                                EMC CORPORATION

                                      AND

                           MTI TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
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                               RESELLER AGREEMENT

                                    BETWEEN

                                EMC CORPORATION

                                      AND

                           MTI TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

THIS AGREEMENT, effective as of March 31, 2003 (the "EFFECTIVE DATE") between
EMC CORPORATION (together with its designated subsidiaries from time to time,
"EMC"), a Massachusetts corporation having its principal business offices at 176
South Street, Hopkinton, Massachusetts 01748 and MTI TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, A
DELAWARE CORPORATION HAVING ITS PRINCIPAL BUSINESS OFFICES AT 14661 FRANKLIN
AVENUE, TUSTIN, CA 92780 (together with its designated Subsidiaries listed on
Exhibit H, as amended from time to time, "RESELLER").

1.0   DEFINITIONS

      BUSINESS DAY: Any day other than a Saturday, Sunday or other day on which
      the New York Stock Exchange is not scheduled to open for trading.

      CORE SOFTWARE: EMC microcode, firmware and associated software that enable
      a Designated System to perform its basic functions. Core Software does not
      include any Enterprise Storage Software.

      DAYS: Calendar days, unless otherwise specified.

      DELIVERY: The first point in time at which EMC has made the goods
      available to Reseller (or Reseller's carrier) at EMC's manufacturing
      facility.

      DESIGNATED SITE: End-User's facility where the Host CPU or the Designated
      System is located.

      DESIGNATED SYSTEM: Equipment which is delivered by EMC to Reseller
      pursuant to this Agreement and is identified by the serial number set
      forth on the cabinet.

      DOCUMENTATION: Documentation that accompanies the Products or which may be
      provided by EMC from time to time under this Agreement, including but not
      limited to brochures, manuals, and literature.

      END-USER: Any person or entity which has licensed Software and/or
      purchased Equipment from Reseller for its own internal business purposes
      only.

      END-USER AGREEMENT: The agreement between an End-User and Reseller, for
      the licensing of Software and/or purchasing of Equipment and the provision
      of services.

      ENTERPRISE STORAGE SOFTWARE: Software provided by EMC, other than Core
      Software and Maintenance Aids. Enterprise Storage Software consists of:

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            I.    HOST-BASED SOFTWARE: Software that is licensed for use on one
                  or more Host CPUs, and

            II.   STORAGE SYSTEM BASED SOFTWARE: Software that is licensed for
                  use on the Designated System and, if applicable, on one or
                  more Host CPUs.

      EQUIPMENT: The items of hardware sold by EMC under this Agreement, to
      which resale rights are granted pursuant to this Agreement. Equipment may
      be newly manufactured or remanufactured.

      EX WORKS: The meaning set forth in the I.C.C. Incoterms, 2000 edition.

      F.O.B.: The meaning set forth in the Uniform Commercial Code as adopted in
      the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on the Effective Date.

      HOST CPU: A central processing unit designated by End-User for operation
      with the Designated System.

      MAINTENANCE AIDS: The hardware, software and other aids owned by EMC and
      used by EMC in furnishing maintenance services. Maintenance Aids are not
      licensed to Reseller.

      MATERIAL: Equipment and Parts sold hereunder.

      PARTS: Those items identified in Exhibit A-1.

      POST-WARRANTY: The period after expiration of the warranty period.

      PRODUCTS: The Material, Software and services that EMC makes generally
      available to its end-user customers upon the Effective Date, which are
      identified in Exhibit A, and their successor products, which may be
      updated or revised by EMC from time to time.

      SOFTWARE: Core Software, Enterprise Storage Software and any other
      software provided by EMC. (Note: Software does not include Maintenance
      Aids).

      SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT: See Article 16, and Exhibit C (Software
      License).

      SUBSIDIARY: Any company or other legal entity of which a party either
      directly or indirectly owns or controls greater than [*]% percent of the
      outstanding voting stock or capital and which is authorized by such party
      (with written confirmation thereof) to procure or sell Product under this
      Agreement. Subsidiaries of Reseller authorized to submit Purchase Orders
      on behalf of Reseller are listed on Exhibit G.

      Target Market: The market for the sale of Products as specified in Exhibit
      A-2.

2.0   PURPOSE; RESELLER'S OBLIGATIONS

      2.1   PURPOSE. This Agreement sets forth the terms and conditions under
            which Reseller will purchase, license, distribute and service, and
            EMC will sell, license, and provide Products during the term of this
            Agreement.

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      2.2   RESELLER'S REPRESENTATION. It is a condition of EMC's obligations
            that Reseller purchase quantities of Products under this Agreement
            and resell Products in the Target Market in the manner described in
            Exhibit A-2, and perform those functions customarily performed by a
            reseller relative to the advertising, marketing, sale and support of
            Products. Without limitation, Reseller will establish programs to
            provide sales incentives to Reseller's sales personnel, commit
            personnel to Product sales and service, and provide marketing
            programs and sales and service force training.

      2.3   RELATIONSHIP. Reseller is EMC's customer under this Agreement, and
            no other relationship is created or implied under this Agreement.
            Without limitation, neither Party is in any respect an agent,
            representative, partner or joint venturer of or with the other
            Party.

      2.4   RIGHT TO SELL. The terms and conditions of this Agreement, including
            the pricing terms, are expressly conditioned upon Reseller's
            agreement to sell (and, with respect to Software, license) EMC
            Products [*].

* Confidential Treatment Requested

      2.5   CUSTOMER SERVICE. Reseller's obligations relating to service of
            Product are set forth in Exhibits D and E, the terms of which are
            incorporated herein. As set forth more fully in Exhibits D and E,
            initially, EMC will provide service for all Products. It is the
            intent of the parties that, during a transition period, Reseller
            will become qualified to service Clariion Products, and thereafter,
            EMC will continue to service Products other than Clariion. Reseller
            shall use commercially reasonable efforts to diligently service and
            support its customers with respect to all applicable Products
            provided hereunder. Reseller shall adequately train (with the
            assistance of EMC) its personnel and obtain all needed Parts and
            Equipment to carry out these duties.

      2.6   PARTS STOCKING. Reseller agrees to stock and maintain a suitable
            inventory of Parts in amounts reasonably expected to service its
            customers, based on the quantity and mix of Product acquired by
            Reseller from EMC. EMC will supply such Parts solely for Product
            purchased by Reseller hereunder for Reseller's resale to Reseller's
            customers, or otherwise as appropriate solely to support Reseller's
            installed base of customers of Product purchased under this
            Agreement. Reseller will sell and distribute Parts only in a manner
            consistent with the foregoing limitations.

3.0   TERM

      3.1   TERM. The term of this Agreement shall be three (3) years (the
            "Initial Term"), commencing on the Effective Date. Thereafter, and
            subject to mutual agreement, this Agreement shall be automatically
            renewed for successive one (1) year renewal periods (the "Renewal
            Term") in accordance with and pursuant to the same terms and
            conditions contained herein, until terminated by either Party: (a)
            by providing at least ninety (90) days' prior written notice
            effective at the end of the Initial Term or any extension term, or
            (b) pursuant to Article 13.

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      3.2   SHIPMENT AFTER TERM. Product ordered before term or product shipped
            after the Term is governed by this Agreement, provided the
            applicable purchase order was accepted by EMC during the Term of
            this Agreement.

4.0   DELIVERY

      4.1   DELIVERY AND SHIP-TO POINT. Delivery of Material shall be at EMC's
            designated place of manufacture (as of the Effective Date, Apex,
            North Carolina, Franklin, Massachusetts or Cork, Ireland). Terms for
            delivery within the United States are F.O.B. EMC's shipping dock at
            the designated place of manufacture; delivery terms for delivery
            outside the United States are Ex Works EMC's shipping dock at the
            designated place of manufacture. Material shall be packed according
            to EMC's standard practices. Reseller shall be responsible for
            selecting and utilizing its own carrier. All transportation,
            insurance, import, export and clearance charges shall be paid by
            Reseller.

      4.2   TITLE AND RISK OF LOSS. Title to Equipment, and risk of loss or
            damage, shall pass to Reseller upon EMC's delivery to the carrier at
            the FOB or Ex Works point.

5.0   PAYMENT

      5.1   PAYMENT TERMS. Reseller shall make all payments due under this
            Agreement in U.S. Dollars within [*] days after the date of EMC's
            invoice, which shall not be earlier than the shipment date. EMC
            reserves the right to charge interest on payments that are more than
            five (5) days past due at 1.5% per month or the highest lawful rate,
            whichever is less. EMC will credit Reseller 1% of the amount of an
            invoice if payment in good funds is received by EMC within fifteen
            (15) days from the date of invoice.

      5.2   CREDIT LINE. EMC may establish a line of credit ("CREDIT LINE") for
            Reseller. EMC reserves the right to increase or decrease the Credit
            Line from time to time. The Credit Line shall be at the reasonable
            discretion of EMC, and at no time will EMC be required to allow the
            maximum amount owed by Reseller to EMC under outstanding accounts
            receivable to exceed the amount of the Credit Line. In the event EMC
            determines that there is a material risk that Reseller will not be
            able or willing to pay its obligations hereunder, or in the event
            Reseller fails to make timely payment of all invoices, EMC may
            request payment in advance of shipment or suspend further shipments.
            Initially, the Credit Line shall be up to [*] dollars $[*].

      5.3   DISPUTE OF INVOICE. In the event Reseller disputes any item in an
            invoice, Reseller shall notify EMC within thirty (30) days after the
            date of the invoice, and Reseller hereby waives all objections not
            raised by Reseller within such period.

* Confidential Treatment Requested

6.0   ORDERING, LEADTIME AND SCHEDULING

      6.1   PURCHASE ORDERS. During the term of this Agreement, Reseller may
            place purchase orders for Product hereunder ("Orders"). All Orders
            shall be in writing and in form

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            reasonably acceptable to EMC, shall reference this Agreement, and
            shall contain the following:

            (a)   description of Product to be purchased;

            (b)   quantity of Product to be purchased;

            (c)   price of Product to be purchased, consistent with this
                  Agreement;

            (d)   requested delivery schedule, consistent with this Agreement;

            (e)   destination (ship-to address) and requested method of
                  shipment;

            (f)   shipping instructions, including whether to use Reseller's
                  carrier or EMC's carrier (to be billed to Reseller), billing
                  information, name of freight forwarder, and declaration and
                  notification of insurance.

            All Orders shall be governed exclusively by the terms and conditions
            of this Agreement, notwithstanding any preprinted or other terms and
            conditions contained or proposed on any Reseller purchase order, EMC
            order acknowledgement, or other communication. Orders will only be
            valid when placed by authorized Purchasing representatives of the
            Reseller, whom Reseller shall designate from time to time by written
            notice to EMC. Unless otherwise instructed by EMC, Orders shall be
            submitted directly to EMC. Orders for shipment to North America
            shall be submitted to EMC in Hopkinton, MA and for International
            Orders shall be submitted to EMC in Cork, Ireland. Orders may be
            issued by Reseller on behalf of any of its designated Subsidiaries.
            Reseller will be responsible for all Orders placed by its
            Subsidiaries, jointly with the Subsidiary placing the Order.

      6.2   ACCEPTANCE OF ORDERS. After receipt of any Purchase Order, EMC will,
            within two (2) Business Days, provide Reseller with an
            Acknowledgment accepting the Order, or notice that the order is not
            acceptable and stating EMC's reasons.

      6.3   FORECASTS. On a monthly basis, Reseller will provide EMC with a
            rolling twelve (12) month written forecast ("FORECAST") detailing
            Reseller's estimates of Reseller's likely requirements for Product
            during each of the months of the forecast period. Such forecasts do
            not constitute Orders and are not binding on Reseller. [*]

      6.4   LEAD-TIMES. EMC will deliver ordered Products in accordance with the
            Delivery dates indicated on the Orders, provided the requested
            Delivery date(s) have a lead-time consistent with the terms of
            Exhibit A. If EMC determines that Products ordered by Reseller
            cannot be delivered within the established lead-time, EMC will
            notify Reseller of the revised Order lead-time and the Parties may
            agree on a revised Delivery date or Reseller may cancel such ordered
            and delayed Products by written cancellation notice to EMC given
            within five (5) Business Days after EMC's delay-notification. [*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

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      6.5   CANCELLATION. In the event that an End-User cancels an Order for
            Product that it had placed with Reseller, Reseller may cancel an
            Order for an identical product placed with EMC by providing a
            written Purchase Change (Cancellation) Order to EMC subject to the
            time periods and charges set forth in Exhibit A.

7.0   PRICING

      7.1   PRICING. The initial prices for the Products under this Agreement
            are set forth on Exhibit A-1.

      7.2   PRICE CHANGES. EMC reserves the right to increase or decrease prices
            and to amend Exhibits A, and A-1 from time to time upon [*] days'
            notice to Reseller. If prices are increased, Orders in reasonable
            quantities placed by Reseller pursuant to the terms of this
            Agreement and accepted by EMC prior to the date of such increase
            shall not be affected. Price increases shall be limited to [*]% per
            increase unless mutually agreed upon. In no case shall the price
            increase exceed [*]% per annum. In the case of price decreases, the
            new price shall take effect [*]. Price decreases shall apply to all
            pending Orders, which have not yet shipped, and which were placed
            within the same calendar quarter in which notice of decrease was
            given (or thereafter).

* Confidential Treatment Requested

8.0   TAXES AND EXPORT / IMPORT

      8.1   TAXES. Reseller shall be responsible for all taxes on the sale of
            Product provided hereunder, except taxes based on EMC's net income.
            All prices and charges are stated exclusive of value-added tax,
            sales and goods tax and exclusive of all use, property, excise and
            similar taxes, import duties and other levies. Any tax EMC may be
            required to collect or pay based upon the sale, use, licensing or
            delivery of Products or other items or services hereunder shall be
            paid by Reseller to EMC upon invoice. Payments to EMC shall be made
            without deduction for taxes, imposts, customs, levies, or other
            withholding tax ("Tax") or shall be grossed up (increased) to
            provide EMC the same amount after such Tax as it would have received
            without the imposition of such Tax, together with tax receipts or
            similar evidence of payment by payor. Taxes may be billed on EMC's
            invoices, and shall be paid by Reseller in such instances to EMC.
            Reseller shall provide to EMC a reseller exemption certificate for
            any jurisdiction in which Reseller claims a reseller exemption.

      8.2   EXPORT OR IMPORT. Prices do not include fees for domestic or foreign
            forwarding agent services, consular invoices, or for any other
            documents required by the country of destination (if other than the
            agreed delivery point), all of which fees shall be Reseller's
            responsibility. Reseller shall obtain all required export
            clearances, import licenses, permits or other governmental orders.
            EMC agrees to cooperate with Reseller in such efforts, as reasonably
            requested by Reseller and at Reseller's expense. Reseller hereby
            authorizes EMC to act on behalf of Reseller in connection with
            Reseller's export of Product. Such authority extends to the
            preparation of any U.S. Shipper's Export Declarations and comparable
            documents, and the assignment of any export license.

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      8.3   EXPORT CONTROL. Reseller and EMC each agrees to comply with all U.S.
            and other applicable export laws and regulations.

9.0   PRODUCT CHANGES

      9.1   ADDITIONAL PRODUCT. EMC may in its sole discretion from time to time
            amend Exhibits A and A-1, to add for sale under this Agreement other
            products which EMC offers for sale to its other resellers. Such
            Product may be substituted for any substantially equivalent Product
            described in this Agreement. In such event, Reseller may revise its
            Forecast accordingly.

      9.2   DISCONTINUANCE OF PRODUCT. If EMC discontinues the production of any
            Product for sale to its customers, then EMC may remove such Product
            from Exhibit A and/or A-1 upon one hundred and twenty (120) days'
            written notice to Reseller. During such notice period, Reseller may
            continue to place orders for such discontinued Product, provided
            that the delivery dates requested by Reseller are within sixty (60)
            days of the effective date of EMC's written notice of
            discontinuance. In the event of discontinuation of Products,
            Reseller may revise its Forecast accordingly. EMC shall support
            Products for a minimum of five (5) years from the date of the last
            shipment of such discontinued Product to Reseller.

      9.3   ENGINEERING CHANGE ORDERS (ECO) CHANGES. EMC reserves the right to
            make substitutions and modifications in the specifications and
            design of any Material and Software. Substitutions and modifications
            do not create or imply any obligation to make substitutions or
            modifications to any Material or Software previously provided. All
            substitutions and modifications shall be made in accordance with
            EMC's standard Engineering Change Order (ECO) control procedures as
            set forth in the Services Guide (as defined in Section 15.1 below),
            as such procedures may be amended from time to time.

      9.4   MANDATORY ENGINEERING CHANGE ORDERS. From time to time (e.g., for
            product safety reasons) EMC may issue mandatory ECO's. As to any
            affected Product from time to time in Reseller's inventory or
            control, or already dispositioned by Reseller and for which Reseller
            is authorized to provide maintenance services (i.e., Clariion
            Products following the transition of service responsibilities to
            Reseller), EMC shall provide replacement parts and/or software
            updates, and Reseller shall use its commercially reasonable efforts
            at its expense to promptly install all such mandatory ECOs, failing
            which Reseller shall obtain access to the Product to permit EMC or
            EMC's agents to install such ECOs. EMC shall provide for advance
            replacement parts representing [*]% of Reseller's current installed
            and maintained base for the purpose of such ECO change out at [*].
            Parts will be returned upon replacement where EMC guarantees [*] day
            turnaround of such parts. Any unused inventory supplied by EMC will
            be returned to EMC. All costs associated with shipping and handling
            of such parts will be at the [*] expense.

* Confidential Treatment Requested

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10.0  WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMER

      10.1  WARRANTY. Product is warranted by EMC only as provided in Exhibit
            A-3 ("Warranty"), which is incorporated herein.

      10.2  NO OTHER WARRANTIES. No representation or other affirmation of fact,
            oral or written, including but not limited to, statements regarding
            capacity, suitability for use or performance of Product, whether
            made by EMC employees or otherwise, shall be deemed a warranty by
            EMC for any purpose, or give rise to any liability of EMC whatsoever
            unless expressly stated in this Agreement. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY
            STATED IN EXHIBIT A-3, THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
            BY OPERATION OF LAW OR OTHERWISE, FOR PRODUCT FURNISHED HEREUNDER OR
            IN CONNECTION HEREWITH. WITHOUT LIMITATION, EMC DISCLAIMS ALL
            IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PURPOSE,
            TITLE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND THOSE WARRANTIES ARISING BY STATUTE
            OR OTHERWISE IN LAW OR FROM A COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE.

11.0  OUT-OF-WARRANTY REPAIR AND SERVICE SUPPORT

            Out-of-warranty repair and replacement Parts are available to
            Reseller solely in accordance with Exhibit A-4 (Out-of-Warranty
            Repair), which is incorporated herein.

12.0  INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

      12.1  RIGHTS RESERVED. Other than the licenses expressly granted herein,
            nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to be a grant of any
            intellectual property rights to Reseller or to any of its customers
            or to any other person or entity, and no title to or ownership of
            Software or copyright, patent or other intellectual property right
            therein is transferred to Reseller or to any of its customers.
            References to "sale" or "purchase" of Software in this Agreement
            shall be interpreted to mean "license upon the terms contained in
            this Agreement."

      12.2  PROTECTION OF IP RIGHTS. Reseller shall take reasonable measures to
            protect the intellectual property rights of EMC in connection with
            all Product, Parts and Documentation, including such assistance and
            measures as are reasonably requested by EMC.

      12.3  INDEMNITY. If notified promptly in writing of any action brought
            against Reseller alleging that any Product, Part or Documentation
            sold or licensed to Reseller under this Agreement infringes a valid
            patent or copyright in the jurisdictions listed in Exhibit G where
            Reseller directly or indirectly sells, licenses or leases Products,
            EMC will defend that action at its expense and will pay the costs
            and damages awarded against Reseller in the action, provided EMC
            shall have sole control of the defense of any such action. Reseller
            shall not negotiate for nor enter into any settlement or compromise
            of such claims without the prior written consent of EMC. If Reseller
            is enjoined from purchase, use or sale of Product (or license of and
            with respect to Software), or if in EMC's opinion Reseller is likely
            to become the subject

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            of a injunction, EMC will at its option and expense either procure
            for Reseller the right to continue purchasing, using and selling
            such Product (or licensing such Software) in accordance with this
            Agreement, or replace or modify such Product so that it becomes
            non-infringing, or, if Reseller has to credit or refund an End-User
            on such account, grant Reseller a credit based on a five-year
            straight-line depreciation of the price of such Product upon return
            of the Products to EMC.

      12.4  LIMITATIONS. EMC shall have no liability to Reseller pursuant to
            Section 12.3 to the extent that, the alleged infringement is based
            on (i) use, sale or license of any Products in combination with
            other equipment or software not provided by EMC; (ii) use of any of
            the Products in a manner or for a purpose for which they were not
            designed, as specified in EMC's written specifications; (iii) use of
            Software when use of a later release of the Software which EMC has
            made available to Reseller as a recommended ECO would have avoided
            such infringement; (iv) modifications to any Product or Software not
            made by EMC; or (v) any intellectual property right owned or
            licensed by Reseller from a licensor other than EMC.

      12.5  NO OTHER LIABILITY. THIS ARTICLE STATES THE ENTIRE LIABILITY OF EMC
            AND ITS LICENSORS AND SUPPLIERS WITH RESPECT TO ALLEGED
            INFRINGEMENTS OF PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
            RIGHTS BY THE PRODUCTS AND SOFTWARE, OR ANY PART OF THEM, OR BY
            THEIR OPERATION, PURCHASE, LICENSE, USE OR SALE.

13.0  TERMINATION AND DEFAULT

      13.1  DEFAULT; REMEDIES. Failure of either Party to pay or perform any of
            its obligations hereunder within thirty (30) days after receipt of
            written notice from the other Party describing the nature of the
            nonperformance shall constitute default, except for Reseller's
            failure to pay hereunder, which will require only ten (10) days
            prior written notice of default. Upon an event of default continuing
            after the expiration of such 30- (or 10-) day period, the
            non-defaulting Party may either suspend all or any portion of its
            obligations pending completion of corrective action by the noticed
            Party, or may terminate this Agreement. Relative to defaults
            comprising more than a failure to pay money, if within such 30-day
            period, after receipt of written notice from the other Party
            describing the nature of the non-performance, either the default is
            cured or the non-performing Party submits in writing a plan for
            curing the non-performance that is reasonably agreeable to the
            noticing Party, then termination of this Agreement shall not be a
            remedy during the timely and efficient execution of such plan.
            Termination or suspension of performance by the noticing Party shall
            not be deemed a waiver of any of its rights or of the defaulting
            Party's obligations under this Agreement. This provision does not
            release either Party from any obligations under this Agreement
            which, pursuant to this Agreement, are to be fulfilled within a
            shorter time period than the aforementioned period(s).

      13.2  TERMINATION FOR CAUSE. Either party may at its option and upon
            written notice to the other party terminate this Agreement, and/or
            suspend its performance hereunder, if: (i) a material violation of
            this Agreement by the other party is not remedied within thirty (30)
            days after written notice of the violation or such longer period as
            may

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            reasonably be required given the exercise of due diligence and
            provided efforts to cure the default are initiated within such
            period and diligently pursued thereafter; or (ii) the other party
            admits in writing its inability to pay its debts generally as they
            become due, or executes an assignment for the benefit of creditors
            or similar document; or (iii) a receiver, trustee in bankruptcy or
            similar officer is appointed for the other party's property; or (iv)
            the other party breaches Section 18.2 (Confidential Information), or
            Article 16 (Software), or (v) a material portion of the equity or
            assets of the other party is transferred or this Agreement is
            assigned or the other party is fully or partially acquired by or
            merges with a third party, or any third party acquires a controlling
            interest in the other party, except as permitted by or consented to
            by the other party pursuant to Section 18.7 (Assignment), below.

      13.3  EFFECT OF TERMINATION. In the event of any termination, the
            provisions of this Agreement shall continue to apply to all Purchase
            Orders accepted by EMC prior to the effective date of such
            termination. Termination of this Agreement shall not relieve either
            party from making payments which may be owed to the other party
            under the terms of this Agreement. Termination shall not exclude
            other remedies for failure of a party to perform its obligations.
            The provisions of this Agreement shall, to the extent applicable,
            survive termination. Termination does not relieve either party from
            on-going Support related initiatives or contractual obligations
            entered into during the term of the Agreement. Upon termination by
            EMC for cause, all monies due to EMC hereunder shall become
            immediately due and payable by Reseller to EMC.

14.0  PROPRIETARY RIGHTS

      14.1  PROPRIETARY RIGHTS. Reseller's Forecasts and portions of data and
            information supplied by EMC relating to Product are proprietary and
            will be so marked. EMC and Reseller shall abide by such markings.
            EMC retains for itself exclusively all proprietary rights (including
            manufacturing rights) in and to all designs, specifications,
            engineering details and other data and information pertaining to
            Product provided or offered to Reseller, and to all discoveries,
            inventions, patent rights, products and all other property rights
            arising out of work done solely by EMC or jointly with Reseller,
            including without limitation to rights relating to improvements or
            modifications to Product arising from such work of EMC. A copyright
            notice on any data does not by itself constitute or evidence a
            publication or public disclosure.

      14.2  TRADEMARKS. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed
            as licensing either Party to use any trademark or trade name owned
            or used by the other Party without the prior written consent of the
            other Party. However, during the term of this Agreement and so long
            as Reseller remains in good standing hereunder, Reseller shall have
            the right to use those EMC trademarks set forth on Exhibit B in
            connection with the use, marketing, copying, distribution, sale,
            rental, leasing and licensing of the Products sold hereunder. The
            use by Reseller of any EMC owned trademarks and trade names shall be
            restricted to use beneficial to EMC and shall be subject to EMC's
            prior written approval at all times, which shall not be unreasonably
            withheld or delayed.

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      14.3  U.S. GOVERNMENT DATA RIGHTS: The Software and Documentation is
            "commercial computer software" and "commercial computer software
            documentation" as those terms are defined in the U.S. Government
            Federal Acquisition Regulations. If Reseller is a unit or agency of
            the United States Government, then the United States Government's
            rights with respect to the Software and Documentation are limited by
            the terms of this Agreement, pursuant to FAR Section 12.212(a)
            and/Or DFARS Section 227.7202-1(a), as applicable.

15.0  SERVICE

      15.1  EMC SUPPORT OF RESELLER'S SUPPORT ORGANIZATION: EMC will during the
            term of this Agreement, and provided Reseller is not in default,
            make available to Reseller those reseller support services described
            in the "EMC CLARiiON Services Guide for Partners" (the "SERVICES
            GUIDE") insofar as applicable to the Parties' relationship under
            this Agreement. EMC reserves the right to amend and modify the
            Services Guide from time to time, in EMC's sole discretion. Reseller
            shall be notified of any change to the Services Guide affecting
            Reseller's rights hereunder. To the extent this Agreement states any
            obligation in conflict with the Services Guide, the provisions of
            this Agreement shall control.

      15.2  RESELLER SUPPORT. The terms under which Reseller shall be trained to
            provide support of Products during a transition period are set forth
            in Exhibit D, which is incorporated herein. The terms under which
            Reseller will provide support for Clariion Products after a
            transition period are set forth in Exhibit E, which is incorporated
            herein.

      15.3  TRAINING: Insofar as applicable to Products purchased hereunder by
            Reseller, EMC shall make available to Reseller solely for support of
            Products purchased hereunder appropriate standard or customized
            support training courses relative to the Products as and when the
            same are available, upon EMC's terms and charges for such courses.

16.0  SOFTWARE

      16.1  GRANT OF LICENSE. EMC hereby grants to Reseller a personal,
            non-transferable, non-exclusive right and license (and as to items
            (b) and (c) below, a right to sublicense to End-Users) during the
            Term of this Agreement:

            (a)   to resell Equipment;

            (b)   to transfer Core Software to End-Users, solely in conjunction
                  with the reselling of a Designated System; and

            (c)   to transfer the Enterprise Storage Software to End-Users for
                  use with a Designated System.

      16.2  LICENSE AGREEMENT. Reseller, prior to the transfer of any Software
            to an End-User, shall ensure that each End-User is legally bound and
            obligated by a software license agreement containing, at a minimum,
            the terms set forth in Exhibit C (Minimum Terms of End-User
            License).

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      16.3  NO MODIFICATION. Neither Reseller nor any of Reseller's employees or
            agents shall without the prior written consent of EMC modify,
            enhance, supplement, reverse assemble, reverse compile, reverse
            engineer or otherwise reduce any Software in whole or in part to
            human readable or source code form. Reseller shall promptly report
            to EMC any violation of this paragraph and shall take further steps
            as may be reasonably required by EMC to remedy any such violation
            and to prevent future violations.

      16.4  NO UNAUTHORIZED COPYING. Reseller shall not make copies or media
            translations of Software or Documentation, in whole or in part,
            without EMC's prior written approval, and all such copies and media
            translations shall include EMC's copyright, trade secret or other
            proprietary notices.

      16.5  SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE. See Exhibit F.

17.0  DOCUMENTATION

      17.1  END-USER DOCUMENTATION. EMC shall provide to Reseller for Reseller's
            use a single reproducible copy of standard items of end-user
            (customer) documentation ("END-USER DOCUMENTATION"). Incident to and
            for the sole purpose of supporting the sale and use of Products,
            Reseller shall have the right to reproduce and distribute reasonable
            quantities of End-User Documentation to its End-Users in conjunction
            with sales and support of Product(s) and likewise to create and so
            distribute derivative works there from under Reseller's own name,
            provided that all whole or partial copies include all applicable
            copyright and other proprietary notices and software license terms
            as required by Article 16 (Software). EMC shall have the right, upon
            request, to review all such derivative Documentation created by
            Reseller before release of such Documentation by Reseller.

      17.2  SUPPORT DOCUMENTATION. EMC shall provide to Reseller solely for
            Reseller's internal use for the purpose of selling, marketing and
            supporting Products sold hereunder, the standard support
            Documentation normally supplied generally by EMC to its Resellers
            and such other items of technical Documentation as it may from time
            to time publish for the use of its Resellers similarly situated.

      17.3  NO MODIFICATIONS. Reseller will not, without the express written
            permission of EMC, change the EMC copyright notices or software
            legends or proprietary notices which appear in any Documentation or
            Software.

      17.4  SERVICE DOCUMENTATION. EMC shall provide Reseller with Service
            Documentation as set forth in Exhibit D.

18.0  GENERAL PROVISIONS

      18.1  NOTICES. Any notice which may be or is required to be given under
            this Agreement shall be in writing, sent by certified mail or
            courier, fees prepaid and in each case providing for proof of
            delivery. Notices shall be deemed to have been given when received,
            addressed in the manner indicated below or at such alternate
            addresses as the parties may from time to time inform the other.

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<S>                                                  <C>
            If to EMC:                               If to Reseller:

            Attention:  Vice President               Attention:  CFO and SVP Product Marketing
            Global Alliances Division                MTI Technology Corporation
            EMC Corporation                          14661 Franklin Avenue
            4 Coslin Drive                           Tustin, CA  92780
            Southboro, MA  01772                     U.S.A.
            U.S.A.

                                                     with a copy to:
            with a copy to:
                                                     Attention:  Tamara Powell Tate, Esq.
            Attention: Office of General Counsel     Morrison & Foerster LLP
            EMC Corporation                          19900 MacArthur Boulevard
            176 South Street                         Irvine, California 92612-2445
            Hopkinton, MA 01748                      USA
            U.S.A.
</TABLE>

            Facsimile communications shall also be effective, if actually
            received by the person to whose attention written notices are to be
            directed pursuant to this Article, and provided that confirmatory
            notice is made as provided above. The Parties' designated telephone
            numbers for purposes of facsimile communications, subject to
            modification in the future by written notice to the other party, are
            as follows:

            If to EMC:                              If to Reseller:

            Tel:  1 - 508 - 435 - 1000              Tel:________________________

            Fax:  1 - 508 - 497 - 6915              Fax:________________________

      18.2  CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. In the course of the relationship
            contemplated under this Agreement, each party may disclose or make
            available to the other party confidential and/or proprietary
            information of its own or of third parties, including without
            limitation specifications and designs of EMC and pricing and
            customer information of Reseller's. Without limitation, EMC
            considers all information contained in the Software and in
            documentation for Products to be trade secrets of EMC. Reseller may
            make available to EMC information concerning its requirements for
            Products hereunder. EMC and Reseller each agrees to use reasonable
            efforts, such as it uses with respect to its own confidential and/or
            proprietary information of a similar nature, to identify such
            confidential information as being its confidential information, and,
            upon receipt, not to disclose such information as properly
            identified to any third party (other than its accountants, attorneys
            and other consultants or representatives under a similar obligation
            to maintain confidentiality), and to use such information solely for
            the purposes for which it is disclosed, i.e. the furtherance of the
            relationship between the parties hereunder and the marketing and
            support of Products purchased by Reseller from EMC. However, the
            foregoing restrictions shall not apply to information that is: (a)
            in the possession of the receiving party prior to its disclosure and
            not subject to other restrictions on disclosure or use; (b)
            independently developed by the receiving party; (c) publicly
            disclosed by the disclosing party; (d) rightfully received by the
            receiving party from a third party without restrictions on
            disclosure or

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            use; (e) approved for unrestricted release or unrestricted
            disclosure by the disclosing party; (f) available by the inspection
            of products or services marketed without restrictions or offered for
            sale or lease in the ordinary course of business by either party or
            others; or (g) produced or disclosed pursuant to applicable laws,
            regulations or court order, provided the receiving party has given
            the disclosing party the opportunity to defend, limit or protect
            such production or disclosure. All confidential information supplied
            by each party to the other will be immediately returned upon
            termination of this Agreement, or destroyed and a certification of
            destruction provided.

      18.3  PUBLICITY. This Agreement and the terms of the relationship between
            Reseller and EMC shall be treated by Reseller and by EMC as each
            treats its own confidential information, and no press releases and
            other like publicity of any nature regarding this Agreement shall be
            made without the other party's written or electronic approval, which
            approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. Notwithstanding
            anything to the contrary, the foregoing restrictions shall not apply
            to disclosure of information provided or disclosed pursuant to
            applicable laws, regulations or court order, provided the disclosing
            party has given the nondisclosing party the opportunity to defend,
            limit or protect such production or disclosure.

      18.4  COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS AND SERVICES. Neither this Agreement nor the
            parties' relationship or activities hereunder will impair any right
            of EMC or Reseller to market, directly or indirectly, other products
            or services competitive with those offered by the other party, nor
            require a party to disclose any trade secret, confidential or
            proprietary information to the other party. Without limitation, EMC
            shall be free to market, directly or indirectly, Product to other
            customers.

      18.5  LIMITATION OF REMEDY AND LIABILITY:

            (a)   GENERAL LIMITATION. IN NO EVENT WILL EITHER PARTY BE LIABLE TO
                  THE OTHER HEREUNDER FOR (A) INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, SPECIAL,
                  CONSEQUENTIAL, OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES, OR (B) ANY DAMAGES
                  WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM THE LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS,
                  ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS AGREEMENT OR FROM
                  THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
                  POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES, EXCEPT IN THE CASE OF A BREACH OF
                  SUCH PARTY'S OBLIGATIONS WITH RESPECT TO CONFIDENTIAL
                  INFORMATION, SOFTWARE LICENSING OR OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
                  RIGHTS, TO THE EXTENT SUCH DAMAGES CONSTITUTE THE MEASURE OF
                  DAMAGES UNDER APPLICABLE LAW.

            (b)   LIMITATION OF AMOUNT. EMC'S ENTIRE LIABILITY HEREUNDER FOR ANY
                  CAUSE WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CONTRACT, TORT,
                  AND NEGLIGENCE CLAIMS, AND REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF ACTION,
                  SHALL NOT EXCEED IN THE AGGREGATE THE LESSER OF EITHER [*]
                  (U.S.) DOLLARS OR [*]. EXCLUDED FROM THIS LIMITATION ARE
                  AMOUNTS PAID OR INCURRED BY EMC UNDER [*].

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            (c)   RESELLER'S INDEMNITY. Reseller shall indemnify and hold EMC
                  harmless against all loss, cost, damage, claims and expense,
                  including without limitation attorneys' fees, asserted by
                  End-Users as a result of Reseller's acts or omissions which
                  constitute a breach of Reseller's obligations with respect to
                  Products purchased under this Agreement, or arising from such
                  claims.

            (d)   CLAIMS; LIMITATION OF ACTION. Any right to damages which
                  Reseller may have under the terms of this Agreement shall be
                  conditional upon such party notifying the other party in
                  writing promptly after such party knows or should have known
                  of such damages. No claim arising out of this Agreement,
                  except for EMC's claims against Reseller for failure to pay
                  for Products or either party's claims under Section 18.2, may
                  be brought more than eighteen (18) months after such claim has
                  accrued.

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      18.6  GOVERNING LAW. This Agreement shall be governed and construed in all
            respects in accordance with the substantive laws of the Commonwealth
            of Massachusetts, U.S.A., excluding its conflicts of laws rules and
            excluding the United Nations Convention on the International Sale of
            Goods. Reseller consents and submits to the jurisdiction and venue
            of the Massachusetts courts and the U.S. Federal courts sitting in
            Massachusetts.

      18.7  ASSIGNMENT. Except as expressly permitted herein, neither party
            shall assign any right or delegate any obligation under this
            Agreement and any attempted assignment or delegation except as
            permitted shall be void. This prohibition shall not apply to
            assignments by EMC of money due or to become due hereunder, nor to
            EMC's right to subcontract portions of the manufacture of Product or
            of its other obligations hereunder. EMC may assign this Agreement to
            its affiliates and subsidiaries, and may appoint another EMC entity
            as its representative and agent. Consent of assignment in the case
            of succession by merger, consolidation or other form of corporate
            reorganization shall not be unreasonably refused, except in the case
            of a change of control of the other party's business where EMC deems
            the successor entity to be a competitor of EMC. No assignment shall
            in any event relieve the assignor who shall remain with assignee
            jointly and severally liable.

      18.8  AMENDMENT. No modification, termination, extension, renewal, waiver,
            or addition to the terms of this Agreement shall be binding upon a
            party unless set forth in a written amendment signed by an
            authorized representative of that party.

      18.9  FORCE MAJEURE. Neither party shall be liable to the other for its
            failure to perform any of its obligations hereunder during any
            period in which such performance is delayed by circumstances beyond
            its reasonable control including, but not limited to, fire, flood,
            war, embargo, strike, riot, inability to secure materials and
            transportation facilities, or the intervention of any governmental
            authority.

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      18.10 SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this Agreement is held invalid by
            any law, rule, order or regulation of any government, or by the
            final determination of any court, such invalidity shall not affect
            the enforceability of any other provisions not held to be invalid.
            Clause headings and captions are used in this Agreement for
            convenience of reference only and shall not affect the
            interpretation of this Agreement.

      18.11 ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This Agreement and its Exhibits constitute the
            entire agreement of the parties as to the subject matter hereof, and
            supersedes any and all prior and contemporaneous oral or written
            understandings and agreements as to such subject matter, including,
            without limitation, the Nondisclosure Agreement between the parties
            dated March 6, 2003 and that certain Basic Ordering Agreement for
            Reselling, dated as of March 6, 2003, by and between EMC and
            Reseller. A waiver by either party at any time of its rights
            resulting from breach of this Agreement by the other party shall not
            constitute or be deemed to be a waiver of rights concerning a
            subsequent breach. A waiver at any time by either party of any
            condition of this Agreement shall not operate thereafter as a waiver
            of the same or any other condition. This Agreement is solely between
            EMC and Reseller, and does not create rights in third parties; there
            are no third-party beneficiaries to this Agreement.

      18.12 [*]

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      Agreed by the parties, as of the Effective Date stated above

EMC CORPORATION ("EMC")                  MTI TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION ("RESELLER")

By:___________________________________   By:____________________________________

Name:_________________________________   Name:__________________________________
Title:________________________________   Title:_________________________________
Date:_________________________________   Date:__________________________________

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                                    EXHIBIT A

1.    CLARIION PRODUCTS. The lead-time for Clariion Products under this Exhibit
      is [*] Business Days.

      If Reseller cancels an Order for Clariion Products within five (5)
      Business Days after receipt of EMC's Acknowledgement of the Order, then no
      cancellation charges shall be imposed on the Reseller. If Reseller cancels
      an Order for such Products more than five (5) Business Days after such
      Acknowledgement, then EMC may impose reasonable re-stocking fees (not to
      exceed ten percent (10%) of the original Order), except in the case of
      cancellation due to EMC failure to meet agreed upon Delivery date.

2.    ALL OTHER PRODUCTS. The lead-time for all other Products under this
      Exhibit is [*] Business Days.

      [*]

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                                  EXHIBIT A-1

                      PARTS DESCRIPTION AND PRICE SCHEDULE

1.    The lead-time established for Parts is set forth in Exhibit A.

[*]

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                                  EXHIBIT A-1
                                    (PART 2)

                           [EMC's current price list]

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                                  EXHIBIT A-2

                                 TARGET MARKET

Target Market/Territory:  The geographies listed in Exhibit G.

                                   A-5-A-2-1
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                                   EXHIBIT A-3

                                    WARRANTY

1.    WARRANTY. Subject to Paragraph 7 below, EMC warrants that the Products
      supplied under this Agreement shall be free from defects in material and
      workmanship and shall perform substantially in accordance with EMC's
      written Product Specifications for the warranty period specified below,
      calculated from the date of shipment from EMC's plant of manufacture:

      -     Clariion Equipment and Parts (other than disks)
            listed in Exhibit A:                                             [*]

      -     Clariion Fibre Disks (as contained in disc modules,)
            listed in Exhibit A:                                             [*]

      -     Clariion ATA Disks (as contained in disc modules)
            listed in Exhibit A:                                             [*]

      -     Clariion Replacement Parts:                                      [*]

      -     All Non-Clariion Equipment and Parts                             [*]

      -     Out-of-warranty repairs:                                         [*]

      -     Enterprise Storage Software:                                     [*]

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2.    WARRANTY DESCRIPTION. EMC's entire liability and Reseller's exclusive
      remedy under Paragraph 1, above, shall be for EMC to use reasonable
      efforts to remedy defects covered by these warranties within a reasonable
      period of time or, at EMC's option, either to replace the defective
      Material or to correct the defective Software or to refund the amount paid
      by the Reseller for such Material or Software, as depreciated on a
      straight-line basis over a [*] year period upon return of such Material or
      Software to EMC. Without limitation, EMC does not warrant that the
      operation of Software will be uninterrupted or error free, or that all
      Software defects can be corrected. Reseller's obligation hereunder is to
      claim warranty service upon, and to ship to EMC only the defective Part
      and not to return the entire Product to EMC. Unless Reseller selects the
      Advanced Replacement Option under Paragraph 4, below, or a Dead-on-Arrival
      replacement option under Paragraph 5, below, a replacement Part shall be
      shipped to Reseller no later than thirty (30) days after the defective
      Part is received at EMC's North Carolina repair facility. Reseller shall
      obtain a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number from EMC before
      sending any defective Part or other Material to EMC. EMC will own all
      replaced Equipment and Software; Reseller shall return the replaced
      Equipment and Software to EMC upon EMC's request.

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3.    TRANSPORTATION. To receive warranty service, Reseller shall ship, at
      Reseller's own expense, all defective Material to EMC's designated
      manufacturing or repair facility. EMC is responsible for paying return
      transportation charges for shipping replacement Material to Reseller if
      within the United States or if outside the United States, to Reseller's
      service operations center in the United States, or Europe, or as EMC may
      otherwise agree. Insofar as practicable, the parties will seek to arrange
      that only the defective part or component shall be returned to EMC for
      warranty service.

4.    ADVANCED REPLACEMENT OPTION. Reseller may request an Advanced Replacement
      Option, where EMC shall undertake to ship a replacement Part to Reseller
      before receiving the defective Part from Reseller. EMC will ship expedited
      advance replacement repairs within 48 hours of RMA requests by MTI. The
      fee for this service is $[*] per repaired part in addition to any repair
      charges that may be applicable. However, MTI will be granted free advanced
      replacements, the amount in any month equal to [*]% of the average monthly
      returns over the prior [*] months. If Reseller does not return the
      defective Part to EMC's designated manufacturing or repair facility within
      thirty (30) days after Reseller's request for an Advanced Replacement,
      Reseller shall pay EMC the then prevailing list price for the replacement
      Part. During the initial quarter, EMC shall provide Reseller with ten (10)
      advanced replacement parts without service charge.

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5.    DEAD-ON-ARRIVAL ("DOA") WARRANTY. A Product shall be considered DOA if it
      is located within the U.S. or Canada or the European Union and exhibits
      symptoms of a component failure or misadjustment within thirty (30) days
      after shipment from EMC's manufacturing facility. If a Product is
      considered DOA, EMC will endeavor at no charge to Reseller to ship a
      replacement Product or appropriate replacement Part to Reseller within 48
      hours after EMC's receipt of notification of the DOA condition. Reseller
      shall obtain an RMA for the defective Product or Part, and if Reseller
      does not return the defective Product or Part to EMC's designated
      manufacturing or repair facility within thirty (30) days, Reseller shall
      pay EMC the then prevailing list price for such Product or Part.

6.    NON-DEFECTIVE PARTS. If EMC cannot validate that a returned Product or
      Part is defective, Reseller shall pay EMC a reasonable service fee (not to
      exceed 15% of the then prevailing repair list price) for testing and
      handling, and the Product or Part shall be returned to Reseller as
      received.

7.    EXCLUSION. Warranties are extended only to Reseller and may not be
      transferred. Reseller agrees to be solely responsible to establish and
      service any and all warranties to its direct and indirect customers.
      Warranty claims will be processed only at those EMC facilities which EMC
      may from time to time designate as designated repair facilities hereunder.
      Warranties do not apply to Material on which the original identification
      marks have been removed or altered, or to defects or failure where such
      defects or failure are caused by: (i) accident, neglect or misuse; (ii)
      failure or defect of electrical power, external electrical circuitry,
      air-conditioning or humidity control; (iii) the use of parts not provided
      by EMC; (iv) modification, adjustment, repair or servicing of the Material
      by any party other than EMC; (v) causes not arising from fault of EMC
      during shipment to or from Reseller; (vi) modifications or alterations
      made to the Material by Reseller or any third party; (vii) use of customer
      replaceable units ("CRUs") or any components in a CRU other than those
      sold to

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      Reseller hereunder; or (viii) failure of Reseller to comply with any of
      EMC's return procedures.

8.    LIMITATION. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED IN THIS EXHIBIT, EMC MAKES NO
      WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WRITTEN OR ORAL, BY OPERATION OF LAW OR
      OTHERWISE, OF ANY PRODUCTS OR SOFTWARE FURNISHED UNDER OR IN CONNECTION
      WITH THIS AGREEMENT. EMC DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
      MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, OR
      NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND THOSE WARRANTIES ARISING BY STATUTE OR OTHERWISE IN
      LAW OR FROM A COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE.

9.    STORED DATA. EMC accepts no liability with respect to data contained in or
      recorded on any Material returned to EMC for repair. Reseller is solely
      responsible for safeguarding any such data.

10.   UNCORRECTABLE DEFECTS. If EMC is unable to correct a defect covered by
      these warranties after the expenditure of reasonable efforts and time,
      "reasonable" to be defined by the nature of the defect when encountered,
      EMC will permit Reseller to return the Material and receive a refund based
      on a straight-line depreciation of the price of such Material over five
      (5) years. Such refund shall constitute Reseller's sole remedy and EMC's
      maximum liability under any warranty with respect to such Material.

11.   REPLACEMENT PARTS. Replacement Parts may be new or repaired like-new parts
      (provided that like-new parts shall not evidence any diminished
      performance), and will not necessarily be the original Part submitted to
      EMC for repair.

12.   NON-REPAIRABLE PARTS. Not all Parts are repairable. For non-repairable
      Parts, all applicable terms of the Warranty as stated in this Exhibit are
      effective, except Reseller does not have to return such non-repairable
      defective Parts to EMC. Reseller will coordinate with EMC relative to the
      handling of non-repairable Parts.

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                                  EXHIBIT A-4

                             OUT-OF-WARRANTY REPAIR

1.    DURATION. After the expiration of the Product warranty period, EMC shall
      maintain replacement Parts and repair services for all Parts for a period
      of five (5) years after the latest date of shipment of the Product from
      EMC's place of manufacture to Reseller.

2.    REPAIR DESCRIPTION. EMC's obligation is to repair or, at EMC's option,
      replace any defective Material, at the charge stated below. Reseller's
      obligation will ship the defective Part, and not the entire Product, to
      EMC. Reseller shall obtain a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number
      from EMC before sending any defective Part or other Material to EMC.

3.    REPAIR GOAL. Unless Reseller selects the Advanced Replacement Option under
      Paragraph 5 below, EMC will ship the replacement Part to Reseller after
      the defective Part is received at EMC. EMC will ship a replacement Part to
      Reseller within thirty (30) days after receipt of the defective Part.

4.    TRANSPORTATION. Reseller shall ship, at Reseller's own expense, defective
      Material to EMC's designated manufacturing or repair facility. Reseller is
      also responsible for paying the return transportation charges arising from
      EMC's returning the repaired Material to Reseller.

5.    ADVANCED REPLACEMENT OPTION. Reseller may request an Advance Replacement
      Option, where EMC shall undertake to ship a replacement Part to Reseller
      before receiving the defective Part from Reseller. EMC will ship expedited
      advance replacement repairs within 48 hours of RMA requests by MTI. The
      fee for this service is [*] per repaired part in addition to any repair
      charges that may be applicable. However, MTI will be granted free advanced
      replacements, the amount in any month equal to [*]% of the average monthly
      returns over the prior [*] months. If Reseller does not return the
      defective Part to EMC within thirty (30) days after Reseller's receipt of
      Advanced Replacement, Reseller shall pay EMC the then prevailing list
      price for the replacement Part.

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6.    CHARGES. All out-of-warranty repair prices and replacement Parts prices
      shall be listed in the standard EMC Spare Parts Price List, as updated by
      EMC from time to time. EMC shall provide Reseller with ninety (90) days
      notice of price changes.

7.    NON-DEFECTIVE PARTS. If a returned Part is found to be non-defective,
      Reseller shall pay EMC a reasonable per part service fee (not to exceed
      15% of the then prevailing repair list price) for testing and handling and
      the Part shall be returned to Reseller as received.

8.    REPLACEMENT PARTS. Replacement Parts shall be new, or repaired like-new
      parts (provided that like-new parts shall not evidence any diminished
      performance), or a suitable plug-compatible replacement Part. Further,
      Parts may become obsolete if EMC's supplier terminates supply of a Part,
      in which case EMC shall seek to provide Reseller with a one hundred and
      twenty (120) day notice of such Part obsolescence.

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9.    NON-REPAIRABLE PARTS. Not all Parts are repairable. For non-repairable
      Parts, Reseller shall have the right to purchase a new Part at the then
      prevailing spare part price under this Agreement.

10.   STORED DATA. EMC accepts no liability with respect to data contained in or
      recorded on any Material returned to EMC for repair. Reseller is solely
      responsible for safeguarding any such data.

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                                  EXHIBIT A-5

                                 CO-OP PROGRAM

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                                   EXHIBIT B

                                 EMC TRADEMARKS

FULL LIST OF TRADEMARKS ARE AVAILABLE AT EMC.COM, AS SUPPLEMENTED FROM TIME TO
TIME.

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                                   EXHIBIT C

                       MINIMUM TERMS OF END-USER LICENSE

1.0   LICENSE TERMS

-     End-User receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the
      Software solely in conjunction with a Designated System or Host CPU, as
      applicable.

-     End-User shall not, without the licensor's prior written consent, provide,
      disclose or otherwise make available Software in any form to any person
      other than End-User's employees, independent contractors or consultants,
      who shall use the Software solely for End-User's internal business
      purposes.

-     End-User may make one copy of the Software for back-up and archival
      purposes provided End-User reproduces and includes EMC's copyright and
      other proprietary notices on and in any copies.

-     No title to, or ownership of, the Software is transferred to End-User.

-     Neither End-User nor any of its agents, independent contractors or
      consultants shall modify, enhance, supplement, create derivative works
      from, reverse assemble, reverse engineer, reverse compile or otherwise
      reduce to human readable form the Software without prior written consent.

-     End-User's right to use the Software may not be assigned, sublicensed or
      otherwise transferred; provided however, that if Customer sells or
      transfers the Designated System, EMC shall offer to license the Software
      to the purchaser under EMC's standard terms and conditions. EMC reserves
      the right to refuse to license its Software to its competitors and for
      other good cause.

2.0   DEFINITIONS

-     SOFTWARE: Core Software, Enterprise Storage Software and any other
      software provided by EMC. (Note: Software does not include Maintenance
      Aids.)

-     CORE SOFTWARE: EMC microcode, firmware and associated software that enable
      a Designated System to perform its basic functions. Core Software does not
      include any Enterprise Storage Software.

-     ENTERPRISE STORAGE SOFTWARE: Software provided by EMC, other than Core
      Software and Maintenance Aids. Enterprise Storage Software consists of:

      i.    Host-based Software: software that is licensed for use on one or
            more Host CPUs, and

      ii.   Storage System Based Software: software that is licensed for use on
            the Designated System and, if applicable, on one or more Host CPUs.

                                     E-C-1
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-     DESIGNATED SYSTEM: EMC equipment which is identified by serial number or
      other specific identification.

-     HOST CPU: A central processing unit designated by End-User for operation
      with a Designated System.

                                     E-C-2
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                                   EXHIBIT D

                        TRANSITION SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS

The Transition Service Schedule is hereby attached to and made a part of the
Reseller Agreement and shall have the following components:

      Attachment D-1 - Technical Support and Training
      I.    Attachment D-2 - Training Offering
      II.   Attachment D-3 - Service Delivery Logistics
      III.  Attachment D-4 - Professional Services
      IV.   Attachment D-5 - On-site Services

Collectively, the "Services." This Schedule shall apply only during the
Transition period, which begins on the Effective Date of the Reseller Agreement
and expires June 30th, 2003, unless extended by EMC's V.P. for CS Global
Partners and Alliances. EMC shall have the option of utilizing EMC service
partners and subcontractors to perform EMC's obligations hereunder.

The terms and conditions of this Schedule shall apply to all Services purchased
by MTI from EMC, or otherwise provided under this Schedule. For the purpose of
this Schedule, Services includes without limitation all incidental services and
tasks necessary to perform Services (installation and break-fix) and provide
deliverables (including without limitation any software or other goods provided
in connection with the provisioning of Services) and/or documentation that
accompany the deliverables (hereinafter collectively referred to as the
"Deliverables")

EMC will provide to MTI the Services according to the time and manner specified
in this Schedule and the applicable attachments, including any other Statements
of Works that may be executed by both parties. Any Services that are provided by
EMC for a fee, shall only be purchased by MTI upon issuance of a MTI purchase
order ("Order") referencing this Agreement, or any applicable Addendum or
Schedule. Fee structure to be included in the Post Transition Service Agreement
(Exhibit F of the Reseller Agreement).

1.    PAYMENT

All payments for Services shall be made in accordance with the applicable
provisions of the Reseller Agreement.

2.    ACCEPTANCE

In performance of the Services, EMC agrees to provide MTI with the Deliverables
set forth in the applicable Attachment or Statement of Work, if any. These
Deliverables shall meet the criterion (the "Acceptance Criterion") set forth in
the applicable Attachment or Statement of Work.

3.    WARRANTY

Warranty for Services shall be as set forth in the Reseller Agreement.

4.    INDEMNITY

The indemnification from EMC to MTI for Services shall be as set forth in the
Reseller Agreement.

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5.    GENERAL

5.1   Insurance: EMC will obtain and at all times during the term of this
Schedule maintain at its own expense appropriate levels of insurance.

5.2   Monthly Business Reviews: EMC and MTI will each appoint a Program Manager
to manage the service relationship under this Schedule. The Program Managers
will meet monthly to review MTI field and technical performance and recommend
corrective action in writing accordingly.

5.3   MTI Regions

For purposes of this Schedule, the "MTI Regions" shall include but be limited to
(1) the United States (2) Europe (UK, Germany, France, Ireland, Benelux)

6.    CONTACT INFORMATION
      [*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                      D-2
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                                 ATTACHMENT D-1

                         TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND TRAINING

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     D-1-1
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        Incident Severity Chart EMC TECHNICAL SUPPORT RESPONSE GOALS FOR
                          ESCALATED CUSTOMER INCIDENTS

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     D-1-2
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Pricing Proposal for Year one - MTI

                                 ATTACHMENT D-2

                               TRAINING OFFERINGS

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     D-2-1
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                                 ATTACHMENT D-3

                           SERVICE DELIVERY LOGISTICS

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     D-3-1
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                                 ATTACHMENT D-4

                             PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     D-4-1
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                                 ATTACHMENT D-5

                                ON-SITE SERVICES

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     D-5-1
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                                   EXHIBIT E

                      POST TRANSITION SERVICE AND SUPPORT

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                      E-1
<PAGE>
                                 ATTACHMENT E-1

                         TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND TRAINING

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     E-1-1
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                    EMC TECHNICAL SUPPORT RESPONSE GOALS FOR

                          ESCALATED CUSTOMER INCIDENTS

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     E-1-2
<PAGE>
Pricing Proposal for Year one - MTI

                                 ATTACHMENT E-2

                               TRAINING OFFERINGS

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     E-2-1
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                                 ATTACHMENT E-3

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     E-3-1
<PAGE>
                                 ATTACHMENT E-3

                             PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     E-3-2
<PAGE>
                                 ATTACHMENT E-4

                                ON-SITE SERVICES

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                     E-4-1
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                                   EXHIBIT F

                    CLARIION POST-WARRANTY SOFTWARE SUPPORT
                           THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2003

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                      F-1
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                                   EXHIBIT G

                          LIST OF COUNTRIES REFERENCED
                    IN SECTION 12.3 (PATENT INDEMNIFICATION)

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                      G-1
<PAGE>
                                   EXHIBIT H

                    LIST OF RESELLER'S APPROVED SUBSIDIARIES

[*]

* Confidential Treatment Requested

                                      H-1<PAGE>
                                                                   Exhibit 10.62

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BROCADE
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROVIDER PROGRAM

CONTRACT

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                    PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROVIDER AGREEMENT

This Brocade Professional Services Provider Agreement ("Agreement") by and
between Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. ("Brocade"), a Delaware corporation
having its principal place of business at 1745 Technology Dr., San Jose, CA
95110, and the Professional Service Provider entity identified in the signature
block of this Agreement ("Provider") (each a "PARTY", collectively, the
"PARTIES") is entered into as of the date last executed below ("Effective
Date").

      A.    Brocade has established the Professional Service Provider Program
("PROGRAM") to provide to its storage area network ("SAN") customer base a
network of trained and certified professional service and Brocade product
vendors specializing in providing SAN solutions. The Program Guidelines outline
the requirements of providers who participate in the Program.

      B.    Provider desires to participate in the Program and to abide by the
Program Guidelines and to offer its professional services to its customers in a
manner that furthers the purposes of the Program.

      C.    Accordingly, the Parties desire to undertake the obligations set
forth in this Agreement and the Program Guidelines in order for the Program to
offer and maintain structure and consistency in interoperability testing,
support and marketing activities.

      NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises contained herein,
the Parties agree as follows:

1.    Scope of Agreement. This Agreement shall govern the rights and obligations
of the Parties arising with respect to the Program. Neither Party shall have any
rights or obligation vis-a-vis one another by reason of Provider's participation
in the Program that are not expressly granted or provided for in this Agreement.
Provider shall at all times during the term of this Agreement comply with the
Program Guidelines then in effect.

2.    Program Guidelines

      2.1   Delivery of Program Guidelines. The Program Guidelines (current as
            of the Effective Date), describing program benefits as well as the
            minimum applicable product, practice, training, equipment, and
            service requirements for Provider's continued participation in the
            Program, are attached hereto as Exhibit A.

      2.2   Changes to Program Guidelines. Brocade may change the Program
            Guidelines at any time upon no less than thirty (30) days written
            notice to Provider. Brocade may provide either a hard copy of the
            new Program Guidelines or notification of where Provider may obtain
            a copy of the new Program Guidelines from a Brocade web site that is
            available to Provider. If Provider does not wish to be bound by the
            terms and conditions of the new Program Guidelines, it may terminate
            this Agreement at any time prior to the effective date of such new
            Program Guidelines. Provider may submit requests for exception or
            modification; however Brocade is under no obligation to modify the
            Program Guidelines. Any mutually agreed upon exceptions or
            modifications must be memorialized in a written document signed by
            the Parties. The determination of whether and to what extent the
            Program Guidelines change during the course of the Program shall be
            solely at Brocade's discretion.

3.    Marketing and Sales.

      3.1   Separate Activities. Provider shall cooperate with Brocade in
            marketing its services in accordance with the terms of this
            Agreement. Each Party will be responsible for developing, marketing,
            and selling its own products and services. Neither Party will be
            required to, and neither Party shall, make any representation or
            warranty regarding the other Party's products or services.

      3.2   External Web Site

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      (a)   Brocade shall establish and maintain a world wide web site ("PS
            Program Web Site," intended to be included within www.Brocade.com)
            for the Program, which will be accessible only to Provider on a
            password protected basis. Brocade shall place on the PS Program Web
            Site the then current Program Guidelines and other materials and
            information relevant to Provider's participation in the Program.

      (b)   Brocade shall also establish and maintain a world wide web site
            viewable by Brocade and Provider customers, resellers, distributors
            and other service providers. Brocade shall provide Provider with a
            template, based upon which Provider shall provide Brocade with
            information it desires to be posted on the External Web Site, though
            Brocade reserves the right to determine and update the format and
            layout of the External Web Site. Brocade and Provider will reach
            consensus in a reasonable amount of time on Provider's content
            before such content is posted on the External Web Site. Brocade
            shall use reasonable commercial efforts to obtain Provider's
            approval for all information about Provider's services before such
            information is posted on the External Web Site.

      3.3   Copyright Licenses. Provider hereby grants to Brocade a nonexclusive
            right and license to copy, have copied, make derivative works based
            on, perform, display and distribute in electronic, web-based and/or
            printed form, any and all materials submitted to Brocade for
            publication on the External Web Site or as in marketing materials
            distributed in connection with the Program. The Parties intend that
            the derivative works described above involve formatting, stylistic
            and editorial changes to such material provided by Provider and
            Brocade will not substantially change such material without
            Provider's prior written approval.

      3.4   Contact Information. Each Party will notify the other of its
            respective points of contact regarding marketing, technical,
            testing, and support issues, and shall limit its communications to
            the appropriate points of contact. Either Party may change its
            points of contact at reasonable intervals on notice.

      3.5   Joint Marketing Collateral. By mutual agreement and upon reasonable
            request, each Party will provide the other with marketing
            collateral, information, brochures, and such other marketing
            materials relating to each other's products or services. The Parties
            will cooperate in creating joint data sheets and other marketing
            materials relating to the products covered by the Program.

      3.6   Brocade Discount Product Promotion. Brocade agrees to sell
            reasonable quantities of certain Brocade SAN products to Provider at
            a discounted rate solely to conduct development, testing, support
            and demonstration of a solution under the Program. Provider shall
            not resell any product which was purchased under such promotional
            program for at least one year; provided that Provider may sell such
            products at a substantial discount as used equipment in the ordinary
            course. The Program Guidelines will describe the Brocade products to
            be made available as described above.

      3.7   Provider Obligation to Upgrade Products. Within six (6) months of
            the introduction of any new product offering from Brocade which
            replaces a product offering being demonstrated or offered by
            Provider, Provider shall upgrade its demonstration or offering(s) as
            applicable to include such new Brocade product offering.

      3.8   ROI Calculator. Brocade has created a software tool known as the
            "ROI Calculator" to estimate an end user's return on its potential
            SAN investment. Brocade shall license to Provider under the terms of
            the ROI Calculator License Agreement provided separately, the right
            to use the ROI Calculator at no charge to Provider to assist in the
            marketing and sale of Brocade and Provider products and services.

      3.9   Public Notices. Each party shall obtain the other's review and
            approval prior to the release of any press release concerning the
            existence or subject matter of this Agreement or Provider's
            participation in the Program. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Brocade
            shall have the right to include in press releases and other public
            relations and marketing materials regarding the Program the fact
            that Provider is a participant in the Program. In addition, Provider
            may disclose privately to its customers its participation in the
            Program and the nature thereof,

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            provided however that all other Program details shall be subject to
            the confidentiality restrictions of Section 12.

4.    Referral Fees

      4.1   Fee Calculation. In the event that Brocade introduces or provides
            contact information for a customer to Provider and Provider
            subsequently contracts with such customer for the provision of SAN
            related professional services, Provider shall pay to Brocade a
            referral fee equal to five percent (5%) of the gross revenue (net of
            taxes and reasonable applicable cash discounts or other costs of
            collection) booked by Provider in connection therewith during the
            twelve (12) month period immediately following each such
            Provider-customer contract ("REFERRAL FEES"). For purposes of
            clarification, the referral fee shall only be payable by Provider
            for any SAN related services performed by Provider, but not for any
            products (including Brocade products) sold by Provider. In the event
            of any termination or expiration of this Agreement for any reason,
            Provider's payment obligation for Referral Fees shall survive such
            expiration or termination for the duration of the twelve (12) month
            Referral Fee period.

      4.2   Fee Payment Terms. No later than forty-five (45) days after the end
            of each Provider fiscal quarter, Provider shall pay any and all
            Referral Fees accrued for such quarter. Along with each such
            payment, Provider shall provide a report showing the basis of the
            calculation for the Referral Fees then paid, including without
            limitation the customer name, the gross amount of professional
            service fees collected, and any amounts deducted from the gross
            amount in calculating Referral Fees.

      4.3   Record Retention/Audit Right. Provider shall retain, for no less
            than three (3) years, its records and documents supporting the
            calculation of Referral Fees. Brocade shall have the right, upon
            reasonable notice, to audit at its cost (except as set forth below)
            the records and documents of Provider relating to the sale of SAN
            related professional services. In the event that any such audit
            reveals an underpayment of Referral Fees, Provider shall promptly
            pay any such amount. In the event that any such underpayment exceeds
            five percent (5%) of the amount properly due, then Provider shall
            pay to Brocade any audit costs actually and reasonably incurred by
            Brocade, along with the amount of underpayment.

5.    Training

      5.1   Brocade Training. Provider shall undertake at its own cost the
            Brocade training and certification required in accordance with the
            Program Guidelines.

      5.2   General Training. Provider shall undertake at its own cost any and
            all training and certification necessary to deliver its services at
            no less than industry standards.

6.    Quality Control

      6.1   Quality. Provider hereby represents and warrants that Provider's
            services covered by the Program shall be provided at the highest
            industry standards and is at least commensurate with the quality of
            such services previously provided by Provider. A breach of this
            Section 6.1 or Section 6.2, below, shall entitle Brocade to
            terminate this Agreement for cause pursuant to Section 11.2.

      6.2   Quality Control. Brocade shall have the right to use reasonable
            means to ensure that the quality of Provider's services, marketing
            support, and customer service continue to meet Program Guidelines
            and other Program requirements including, without limitation,
            customer surveys. In any customer surveys performed by Provider,
            Provider shall include questions provided to it by Brocade and
            Brocade shall provide reasonable assistance to Provider in modifying
            any such customer surveys. Provider may request results of any
            survey conducted by Brocade with Provider's customers, and Brocade
            shall make such results available to Provider subject to Section 12.

      6.3   Quarterly Review. Brocade shall have the right to conduct quarterly
            reviews of Provider's participation in the Program including without
            limitation: business forecasts; marketing

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            collateral, training and certification levels; professional service
            methodology; and customer satisfaction surveys.

      6.4   Publication of Results. Brocade retains the sole right to publish
            Program-wide summary results as evidence of customer and industry
            validation of the Program business model.

      6.5   Compliance with Law. Provider agrees that it will comply with all
            applicable laws, rules and regulations (including without
            limitation, the Program Guidelines) regarding promotion and sale of
            services covered by the Program and associated with the Brocade
            Marks (defined below), and will not knowingly violate or infringe
            any right of any third party.

7.    Trademarks and Intellectual Property

      7.1   Brocade Marks. Brocade may design, establish, or register in such
            jurisdictions as it deems appropriate, one or more trademarks,
            service marks or trade names for use in connection with the Program
            (the "Brocade Marks"). Brocade shall make copies of the Brocade
            Marks available to Provider in camera ready art form and shall
            include in the Program Guidelines the requirements for use of the
            Brocade Marks. Brocade shall have the right to modify or replace the
            Brocade Marks or prepare additional Brocade Marks from time to time
            and shall provide Provider with copies of such modifications in a
            reasonable time to allow Provider to implement the modifications.

      7.2   License to Brocade Marks. Subject to the terms and conditions of
            this Agreement and in accordance with Brocade trademark usage
            guidelines, Brocade grants Provider a worldwide, nonexclusive,
            nontransferable, royalty-free, personal license to use the Brocade
            Marks solely in connection with the Program and with the marketing
            and sale of Provider's services solely in the manner described in
            the Program Guidelines.

      7.3   Provider Marks. Subject to the terms and conditions of this
            Agreement, Provider grants Brocade a worldwide, nonexclusive,
            nontransferable, royalty-free license to use the trademarks, service
            marks and trade names of Provider ("Provider Marks") solely in
            connection with the Program and with the marketing and sale of
            Brocade products in accordance with any Provider's written
            guidelines communicated to Brocade. Provider shall make the Provider
            Marks available to Brocade in camera ready art format as provided in
            the Program Guidelines.

      7.4   Review. Brocade reserves the right to review and approve, prior to
            publication, the form and content of advertising or promotional
            materials containing the Brocade Marks. Upon Provider's request,
            Brocade will provide copies of Brocade's advertising or promotion
            materials containing the Provider Marks prior to release. The
            Parties will cooperate with each other to facilitate periodic review
            of each Parties' use of the other Party's marks. Brocade and
            Provider agree to cooperate fully with one another in such review
            and shall use all commercially reasonable efforts to promptly make
            such modifications in such materials as are required to conform to
            the Program Guidelines.

      7.5   Ownership. Provider acknowledges that Brocade retains all right,
            title and interest in and to the Brocade Marks, and Brocade
            acknowledges and agrees that Provider retains all right, title and
            interest in and to the Provider Marks. Nothing herein is intended to
            grant any right in the Brocade Marks or the Provider Marks other
            than the right to use the same in accordance with the requirements
            set forth in this Agreement. The license to use the Brocade Marks
            and the Provider Marks will terminate upon termination or expiration
            of the Agreement.

      7.6   No License. Under no circumstances will anything in this Agreement
            be construed as granting, by implication, estoppel or otherwise, a
            license to any technology or proprietary right belonging to the
            other Party other than as expressly set forth under this Agreement.

      7.7   No Certification. Provider acknowledges that Brocade, by permitting
            Provider to participate in the Program and to use the Brocade Marks
            in the manner specified hereunder, is not in any manner certifying
            the use, operation or functionality of Provider's products or
            certifying that such products will interoperate with Brocade
            products. Provider shall make no oral or written statements
            inconsistent with the foregoing. The Program is not intended to be a

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            product certification program; instead Provider shall be responsible
            for conducting interoperability testing itself, by a third-party
            designated by Brocade, or with assistance from Brocade, as set forth
            in the Program Guidelines. Therefore, the use of Brocade Marks in
            connection with products offered by Provider may be subject to
            disclaimer and/or indemnification requirements as expressly
            specified in Sections 8 and 10 and the Program Guidelines.

8.    Indemnification. Provider shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless
Brocade and its officers, directors, employees, agents, successors and assigns
from and against any and all loss, damages, liabilities, settlement, costs and
expenses (including legal expenses and the expenses of other professionals) as
incurred, resulting from or arising out of Provider's products or services in
any manner (including user claims regarding Provider products' incompatibility
with Brocade products for those Providers offering products under the Program).
As a condition to such defense and indemnification, Brocade will provide
Provider with prompt written notice of the claim. Brocade may employ counsel at
its own expense to assist it with respect to any such claim; provided, however,
that if such counsel is necessary because of a conflict of interest of either
Provider or its counsel or because Provider does not assume control, Provider
will bear the expense of such counsel. Brocade will have no authority to settle
any claim on behalf of Provider.

9.    LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. EXCEPT FOR: (I) INTENTIONAL, WILLFUL OR RECKLESS
BREACH OF SECTION 12 OR SECTION 7; AND (II) SECTION 8, NEITHER PARTY SHALL HAVE
ANY LIABILITY TO THE OTHER OR ANY OTHER THIRD PARTY FOR ANY LOST PROFITS, LOST
DATA, LOSS OF USE OR COSTS OF PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES, OR
FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF
THIS AGREEMENT OR THE TRANSACTION CONTEMPLATED THEREBY, UNDER ANY CAUSE OF
ACTION OR THEORY OF LIABILITY, AND IRRESPECTIVE OF WHETHER SUCH PARTY HAD
ADVANCE NOTICE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. ADDITIONALLY, IN NO EVENT
WILL BROCADE'S OR ITS SUPPLIERS' TOTAL LIABILITY FOR ANY CLAIMS OR CAUSES
ARISING OUT OF THIS AGREEMENT OR THE TRANSACTION CONTEMPLATED THEREBY, UNDER ANY
CAUSE OF ACTION OR THEORY OF LIABILITY, EXCEED THE AMOUNT OF FEES PAID BY THE
PROVIDER TO BROCADE IN THE THEN PRIOR 12 MONTH PERIOD. THESE LIMITATIONS SHALL
APPLY NOTWITHSTANDING THE FAILURE OF THE ESSENTIAL PURPOSE OF ANY LIMITED
REMEDY.

10.   DISCLAIMER. EXCEPT AS EXPLICITLY SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT, BROCADE
MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE, WITH
RESPECT TO ANY SUBJECT MATTER OF THIS AGREEMENT. BROCADE HEREBY DISCLAIMS THE
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND
NON-INFRINGEMENT.

11.   Term and Termination

      11.1  Termination at Will. Either Party may terminate this Agreement for
            any reason or no reason at any time upon thirty (30) days written
            notice to the other Party.

      11.2  Termination for Cause. This Agreement may be terminated for cause by
            Brocade or Provider (i) upon fifteen (15) working days written
            notice in the event of a material breach by the other Party of any
            provision of this Agreement unless such breach is cured within such
            fifteen (15) day period, or (ii) immediately upon the insolvency,
            bankruptcy, reorganization, assignment for the benefit of creditors,
            or change of control by merger or acquisition of the other Party.

      11.3  Effect of Termination. Upon termination of the Agreement for any
            reason (or upon notification by either Party that the use of any
            trademark is no longer authorized in which case items (i), (ii) and
            (iii) shall apply with respect to such trademark) each Party will:
            (i) destroy or deliver to the other Party all materials in that
            Party's control or possession which bear the trademarks, trade names
            or service marks of the other Party; (ii) cease all references in
            advertising and marketing materials and publications to Provider's
            participation in the Program; (iii) cease all use of the other
            Party's marks no more than forty five (45) days from the date of
            notice of termination from a Party, and iv) upon written request,
            certify in writing that the other Party's logo is no longer being
            displayed or used.

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      11.4  Survival. The rights and obligations of the Parties contained in
            Sections 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 3.9,4, 6.5, 8,9, 11.3, 11.4, 12 and 13 will
            survive any expiration or termination of this Agreement.

12.   Confidential Information. The use and disclosure of confidential
information exchanged by the parties under this Agreement shall be governed by
the Non-Disclosure Agreement between the parties entered into concurrently with
this Agreement ("NDA"). The terms of this Agreement, including the Program
Guidelines, shall be deemed the confidential information of Brocade.
Notwithstanding any expiration or termination of the NDA, the terms of the NDA
shall survive with respect to the confidential information exchanged under this
Agreement.

13.   General Terms and Conditions: This Agreement represents the entire
agreement between the Parties relating to the subject matter hereof and replaces
any prior agreements or understandings. No waiver or modification of the
Agreement shall be valid unless in writing signed by each Party. Each Party is
an independent contractor, this Agreement will not establish any relationship of
partnership, joint venture, employment, franchise or agency between Brocade and
Provider, and neither Brocade nor Provider will have the power to bind the other
or incur obligations on the other's behalf without the other's separate and
specific prior written consent. The Parties expressly acknowledge and agree that
the use of the trademarks and logos and other requirements of the Program as
specified herein do not form a franchise relationship. Neither Party is
responsible for failure to fulfill any obligations due to causes beyond its
control, except that in no event will this provision affect Provider's
obligation to make payments under this Agreement. Failure by either Party to
enforce any provision of this Agreement will not be deemed a waiver of future
enforcement of that or any other provision. If any provision in this Agreement
is determined in any proceeding binding upon the Parties to be invalid or
unenforceable, that provision will be deemed severed from the remainder of such
agreement, and the remaining provisions of such agreement will continue in full
force and effect. This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of
California without reference to conflict of laws principles. All disputes
arising out of this Agreement shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of
the state and Federal courts located in Santa Clara County, California, and the
Parties agree and submit to the personal and exclusive jurisdiction and venue of
these courts. The terms and conditions of this Agreement shall bind and inure to
each Party's successors and assigns, provided that Provider may not assign this
agreement without Brocade's written consent. All legal notices required
hereunder shall be in writing sent to the executive officer of the other Party
and shall be deemed served when received by addressee or, if delivery is not
accomplished by reason of some fault of the addressee, when tendered for
delivery. If there is any conflict between specific terms of this Agreement and
the Program Guidelines, the terms and conditions of the Program Guidelines shall
prevail.

The Parties have signed below to indicate their acceptance of the terms of this
Agreement.

BROCADE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS, INC.     PROVIDER

                                         Company: MTI Technology Corporation
                                                 -----------------------------

Signature: /s/ Richard Gerison          Signature:  /s/ Mark A. Franzen
          ---------------------------              ---------------------------
Name:      Richard Gerison              Name:       Mark A. Franzen
     --------------------------------         --------------------------------
Title:     GM/VP GSSA                   Title:      Chief Financial Officer
      -------------------------------          -------------------------------
Date:      10/22/02                     Date:       Sept. 30, 2002
     --------------------------------         --------------------------------

                Legal OK   JS
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                Date   10/3/04
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                                   EXHIBIT A

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PROGRAM GUIDELINES

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BROCADE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROVIDER PROGRAM:

The Brocade Professional Services Provider Program (the "Program") is designed
to combine Brocade's technical expertise and market leadership in the SAN market
with the services methodology and experience of professional services providers
in order to deliver world-class services to solve critical business problems for
our customers.

Brocade Communications encourages professional services firms as well as systems
integrators that have professional services offerings to be part of the Program
to better their ability to offer SAN design and architecture services to current
and new customers.

PROGRAM BENEFITS

Professional services providers who join the Program ("Providers") will benefit
from participation through their association with Brocade and through the
following Program benefits. Brocade reserves the right to add to, remove or
change any of the following in their sole discretion.

      1.    Providers are entitled to receive training and certification of
            their employees at special discounted Provider prices;

      2.    Providers are entitled to purchase certain Brocade hardware and
            software components at discounted Provider pricing for use in
            Provider labs;

      3.    Providers shall be licensed at no charge the SAN ROI Calculator
            developed by Brocade Communications to help quantify the time and
            financial benefits of their SAN implementations.

      4.    Brocade, in its discretion, shall distribute Provider collateral to
            the Brocade Sales Force.

      5.    Providers shall be entitled to use certain Brocade tradenames,
            trademarks and service marks, including `Brocade Professional
            Services Provider' emblem on Provider web sites and collateral

      6.    Providers shall be entitled to participate in Brocade Co-marketing
            and sales lead generation programs

REQUIRED PROVIDER INVESTMENTS

Participation in the Program is limited to professional services providers who
have significant expertise in the SAN market and who are willing to maintain a
high level of service quality and customer satisfaction. Significant training
and certification of service providers is required. Brocade, in its sole
discretion, may invite professional services providers to become Providers under
the Program based on the following criteria:

      1.    Provider must have a focused Storage Consulting or SAN Consulting
            Practice or be willing to create one.

      2.    Provider's SAN service offerings should in concept cover the phases
            outlined in the Brocade Professional Services template attached to
            these Guidelines.

      3.    Provider must have employees certified and trained by Brocade
            Educational Services pursuant to the certification and training
            requirements herein.

      4.    Provider must have an in-house infrastructure lab for testing
            configurations and for continued training of its employees.

      5.    Provider should have complementary IT service offerings including,
            but not limited to, networking, systems integration and
            infrastructure management.

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      6.    Provider must have documented methodologies for project planning and
            management as well as documented customer satisfaction measurement
            tools.

      7.    Providers will also provide Brocade with fixed price examples of its
            product offerings. These should include scope of engagement, price
            and deliverables

CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:

Within three (3)months of joining the Program, Professional Services Providers
must have no less than five (5)employees that have passed the certifications
listed. Providers may not use any of the Brocade Marks or issue a press release
concerning their participation in the Program until such time as at least two
(2) Provider employees have passed at least one of the certifications listed
below.

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Certification                           Minimum Requirement
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<S>               <C>                   <C>
BCSD              Brocade Certified     No less than three (3) employees
                  SAN Designer
BCFP:             Brocade Certified     No less than two (2) employees
                  Fabric Professional
</TABLE>

The BCSD Certification is necessary for Provider employees working on the Needs
Analysis and Design/Architecture phases of a professional services engagement.
The BCFP Certification is necessary for Provider employees working on the
implementation and management phases of a professional services engagement.

Certification is administered by VUE. Provider employees can register to take
the certification exams at http://www.vue.com/brocade/. Certification fees are
$150 per certification.

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS:

Provider employees who do not pass or are not eligible to take the certification
tests above are required to complete the following training courses from Brocade
within three (3) months of joining the Program:

1.    Professional Services Fastrack:  1 Week condensed course covering material
      from the following courses

            -     Introduction to Fibre Channel and SANS

            -     SAN 100: SAN Components

            -     SAN 200: SAN Design and Assessment

            -     SWT 200: Silkworm Administration and Theory of Operations

            -     SWT 300: Advanced Silkworm Administration

2.    SAN 300: SAN Applications:       1 Week

Detailed course descriptions are available to Providers at
http://www.brocade.com/education services.

The schedule for the PS training is flexible and based on demand. Please contact
Linda Moss (lmoss@brocade.com) for scheduling a class for your employees

TRAINING COSTS:
Standard Price:     $10,000 Per Student
Provider Price:     $7,500 Per Student
                    $65,000 for Dedicated Class (12 Students Maximum)
                    Minimum Class Size: 6 Students.

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REQUIRED INFRASTRUCTURE:

Providers should have at a minimum the following infrastructure in-house for
testing and training purposes of various SAN designs and storage infrastructure
applications. The infrastructure should be minimally sufficient for testing and
validating multi switch configurations, high availability, security, zoning,
backup and connecting remote SAN islands.

                  2 NT Servers
                  HBAs and associated cables
                  1 JBOD
                  1 Tape Library
                  2 IP Network Routers
                  2 Brocade SAN Switches (8 ports each: SW2400 or higher)
                  Brocade Enterprise Software Bundle
                  SAN Management Software (e.g.: Veritas SANPoint Control)

PROVIDER DISCOUNT PROGRAM

Providers must already own or purchase the following Brocade hardware and
software in order to participate in the Program. Providers may purchase the
required hardware and software at the discounts set forth below.

                            MINIMAL BROCADE EQUIPMENT

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Item           Qty  Description                 List Price    Provider Price
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<S>            <C>  <C>                         <C>           <C>
BR-2402-0013   2    Silkworm 2400 (8 Ports)     $13,820 each  $7,600 each
BR-228003-01   2    Enterprise Software
                    Bundle (W, Z, FW)           $3,500 each   $1,900 each

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Total                                                         $19,000
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In the event of a significant technology upgrade or enhancement to the Brocade
hardware and software, Providers must install the latest generation of Brocade
technology within six (6) months of commercial availability.

BROCADE ROI CALCULATOR

As beneficial and strategic as SANS are, many IT organizations need an effective
way to quantify and justify their SAN proposals and investments. Accurately
calculating Return on Investment (ROI) can be a daunting task. That's because
SAN ROI can vary significantly, depending on the particular problem being
addressed, as well as the magnitude of the problem and the financial impact. The
financial justification of a SAN ultimately involves actual cost savings or
avoidance, along with additional benefits that do not necessarily have an
immediate financial impact.
To help customers quantify the cost savings of their SAN implementations,
Brocade has developed an elaborate SAN ROI Calculator that identifies and
addresses three major potential benefits of a SAN implementation:

1.    Storage Consolidation

2.    Backup

3.    High Availability

The ROI Calculator helps to identify both the actual cost savings in terms of
reduced capital and operational expenditures as well as identifying opportunity
cost savings realized through business continuance from reduced backup windows
and high availability of business critical applications.

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Brocade will license the SAN ROI Calculator to Providers at no charge and will
also provide, free of charge, training in the use of the ROI Calculator and
interpreting the results.

USE OF BROCADE MARKS

During the term of their participation in the Program, Providers shall be
entitled to use certain Brocade trade names, service marks and trademarks (the
"Brocade Marks") indicating such Providers' participation in the Program.
Brocade reserves the right to change and/or discontinue the use by Provider of
the Brocade Marks in its sole discretion. Upon notice from Brocade, Provider
shall immediately cease all use and shall destroy or return the Brocade Marks
and any copies thereof. Provider shall not register or attempt to register any
confusingly similar marks to the Brocade Marks in any jurisdiction.

All use of the Brocade Marks must be approved in writing by Brocade prior to
publication (either in text or electronic format), however, once a particular
use is approved, Provider need not again seek approval for substantially similar
uses.

PROGRAM WEBSITE

Brocade shall provide and maintain a Professional Services Provider website
where Providers may find these Program Guidelines and other information relevant
to the Program. Upon joining the Program, Providers will receive necessary
access information to the Program website.

QUALITY CONTROL:

As members of the Brocade Professional Services Provider Program, Providers are
expected to maintain a high level of service quality and customer satisfaction.
To monitor quality and customer satisfaction, Brocade requires that Providers
perform no less than one customer survey in the course of each professional
services project undertaken by Provider during the term of Provider's
participation in the Program.

Brocade shall provide reasonable assistance to Provider in designing a customer
survey, which will incorporate survey questions designed to provide information
specific to Provider and specific to Brocade. Provider agrees to provide the
results of any customer surveys directly to Brocade and understands and agrees
that Brocade may contact Provider customers directly to follow up on surveys and
perform Program quality control.

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

Providers should direct any communications concerning the Program via email to
profservices@brocade.com. Brocade shall use reasonable efforts to respond to
every communication within three (3) business days:

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SAN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LIFECYCLE: PRODUCT TEMPLATE

1.    NEEDS ANALYSIS

DELIVERABLES
Identify Business Objectives
Existing Infrastructure Audit
SAN Review
SAN Concept Design
Business and IT Impact (ROI)
Document Findings and Recommendations

2.    DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE:

DELIVERABLES
Analyze current and required storage requirements for:
-Interoperability issues in heterogeneous environments
-Application specific needs/issues
-Data security needs
-High availability needs
-Data backup/restore needs
Size and design SAN topology for:
-Current needs
-Future growth/scalability needs
Detail steps and schedule for implementation
Document and review architecture with customer

3.    IMPLEMENTATION

DELIVERABLES
Analyze current and required storage requirements for:
-Interoperability issues in heterogeneous environments
-Application specific needs/issues
-Data security needs
-High availability needs
-Data backup/restore needs
Size and design SAN topology for:
-Current needs
-Future growth/scalability needs
Detail steps and schedule for implementation
Document and review architecture with customer

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4.    STORAGE INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT

DELIVERABLES
Review current implementation
Performance metrics and expectations
Performance tuning
OS upgrades and validation
Document management procedures
Knowledge transfer to customer staff
Turnkey SAN management
-Remote monitoring
-On-site monitoring

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